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Reddit, Inc.
Social Networking Platforms
San Francisco, California 490,526 followers
The heart of the internet, where millions gather for conversation and community.
About us
Reddit is the heart of the internet, where millions of people get together to talk about any topic imaginable. Share, vote, and decide what matters in everything from breaking news, to fandoms, lifehacks, gaming, sports, health, and the internet’s cutest animals. With over 100,000 subreddit communities about every topic you could think of (and thousands more you couldn’t), whatever it is, there’s a place for you on Reddit. Interested in joining our growing team? Check out redditinc.com/careers.
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http://redditinc.com
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- Industry
- Social Networking Platforms
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 2005
- Specialties
- Software Engineering, Full-Stack Engineering, Frontend Engineering, Backend Engineering, Social Media, Data Science , Mobile Apps, and Online Advertising
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Reddit, Inc.
Social Networking Software
Reddit gives you the best of the internet in one place. Get a constantly updating feed of breaking news, fun stories, pics, memes, and videos just for you. Passionate about something niche? Reddit has thousands of vibrant communities with people that share your interests. Alternatively, find out what’s trending across all of Reddit on r/popular. Reddit is also anonymous so you can be yourself, with your Reddit profile and persona disconnected from your real-world identity.
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Yes, chef! We’ll see you at Cannes Lions! #RedditAtCannes2026
Reddit is back at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Serving fresh conversations 🥪 We’re bringing the Reddit Community Deli to the Croisette — an immersive space built from real Reddit conversations, designed to help brands understand how decisions are made today and how to show up in them. Pull up a chair for: • Insights you won’t find in a report • A clearer view of how decisions are made today • What’s new in Reddit Community Intelligence™ and ads driving performance Because the consumer decision journey has shifted. After AI gives answers, people come to Reddit to decide. Nearly 9 in 10 verify before they buy. 📍 June 22–26 | Intersection of Rue Buttera & Prom. Robert Favre le Bret Register & book a meeting: https://lnkd.in/didD-QsZ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dcByG5YG #RedditAtCannes2026
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Alexandra Bell is a millennial. The first generation to really grow up with the internet. Now, some members of this group are hitting their mid-30s and experiencing major health changes. Bell knows better than most. She was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer at 32 years old. She turned her illness into action and became the moderator for r/breastcancer, a support and information space on Reddit for those diagnosed with the condition. "It changed my life, and I've learned so much about how patients approach health care in medical decisions," the now 39-year-old said during a panel during SXSW in Austin in March. But not all health information on social media, let alone the internet at large, is credible. Wherever you look, someone is lying to you – or at least misleading you – about your health. Influencers on TikTok tout the benefits of vitamins, supplements and at-home cures, often without a medical license or necessary context. Looking for accurate medical information online has grown more complicated with the advent of AI, where it's easy to ask ChatGPT to play the role of your doctor. People have been flocking to Reddit specifically to crowdsource health advice; the platform houses more than 700 health communities. Internal data shows the number of views on its health and wellness content rose by 61% the last two years. The moderators ("mods") of each subreddit strive to stay on top of imposters or those who otherwise lack knowledge in these spaces to maintain their credibility. But even with safeguards like these, is there truly a safe space online to get proper medical advice? Experts say proceed with caution when taking health advice from sources other than your health care provider. More here: https://lnkd.in/expchRbW
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Our Founder & CEO, Steve Huffman, recently joined Molly O'Shea for an interview on Sourcery and plugged one of his favorite communities, r/redditstock. 💘 Watch the full podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gVe7-THr
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“Reddit was right.” The plot twist of a major film was on Reddit for months before release. Life advice threads are pulling five billions of views. More people are asking r/AusFinance about tax than the ATO. Does Reddit really run the world? Maeve Galea digs deeper in GQ Australia: https://lnkd.in/gc_4YcSx
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If I could upvote this, I would. But for now, I’ll just vote for Reddit instead. 👇
Reddit’s in-house creative strategy team, KarmaLab, is up for a few Shorty Awards with our partners—and your votes can help them bring it home! Voting ends April 8 at Midnight. Vote for: 🥯 Philadelphia Cream Cheese x Reddit ‘Chivelord Saga’ (Kraft Heinz)- https://lnkd.in/ey6xe4HG 👟 Reddit x adidas | Hailey Van Lith AMA - https://lnkd.in/ezjGvzWh ~🌶️ Doritos Golden Sriracha ‘Spicy…But Not Too Spicy’ Reddit Launch Campaign - https://lnkd.in/eBpzrcHN Vote now → http://shortyawards.com
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“Lose your hair, not your head.” r/bald is having a moment. People from around the world post photos and ask the community one question: Should I shave it? What follows is almost always the same: overwhelming encouragement. It may sound small, but for many, it’s about identity and confidence. Read more from Stefano Montali in The New York Times: https://lnkd.in/gEPrEJ_e
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What's a long (I'm talking 20+ year) bet our Founder & CEO, Steve Huffman, made? “That communities, groups of people, would matter more than hashtags, which are just groups of things. People don’t just want to consume, they want to belong somewhere. It took some time, but that bet is aging pretty well.” See what other leaders shared with Corey duBrowa, CEO of Burson, in the latest from Fast Company: https://lnkd.in/gqTdNEsf
