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Reddit's "Young Troll" CEO Preps For IPO, Targets $6.5 Billion Valuation
Reddit Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Huffman has run the site for the better part of a decade. His tenure has been marked by scandal, triumph and, most recently, a $193 million payday.
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iPhone Autocorrect Feature Gets Trolled on Reddit: See Thread
A Reddit thread recently discussed the different ways in which the autocorrect on our phones have let us down. The discussion started with the question, "Is it just me or has the autocorrect been getting worse on iPhones?"
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Bride Asks Wedding Guests To Pay Entrance Fee, Gets Trolled Online
An American bride asked for money from her invitees so that they could be on the ''exclusive guest list''.
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Reddit CEO Regrets Trolling Trump Supporters by Secretly Editing Their Posts
Huffman's admission fanned the flames of controversy that had been surrounding the subreddit - and its relationship with Reddit - for months.
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The Internet Is Warring Over a Photo of Garlic Bread - You Will Not Guess Why
The meme depicts two pieces of garlic bread with the caption "if I had a slice of garlic bread for every existing gender."
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Reddit's 'Decency' Reckoning has Begun. Why are Trolls and Racists Still Winning?
Reddit finally began contending with the hate-filled parts of its popular internet free-for-all on Thursday, as new leadership vowed to crack down on the site's baroque selection of pornography and to isolate other "content that violates a common sense of decency".
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How Ellen Pao Lost Her Job But Survived Reddit's Swamp of Trolls
Silicon Valley's most controversial executive has personified the discrimination and harassment directed at women in technology and on the internet. A look back at her landmark gender lawsuit and her ouster at Reddit reveals how much - and how little - has changed
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Reddit's "Young Troll" CEO Preps For IPO, Targets $6.5 Billion Valuation
Reddit Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Huffman has run the site for the better part of a decade. His tenure has been marked by scandal, triumph and, most recently, a $193 million payday.
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iPhone Autocorrect Feature Gets Trolled on Reddit: See Thread
A Reddit thread recently discussed the different ways in which the autocorrect on our phones have let us down. The discussion started with the question, "Is it just me or has the autocorrect been getting worse on iPhones?"
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Bride Asks Wedding Guests To Pay Entrance Fee, Gets Trolled Online
An American bride asked for money from her invitees so that they could be on the ''exclusive guest list''.
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Reddit CEO Regrets Trolling Trump Supporters by Secretly Editing Their Posts
Huffman's admission fanned the flames of controversy that had been surrounding the subreddit - and its relationship with Reddit - for months.
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The Internet Is Warring Over a Photo of Garlic Bread - You Will Not Guess Why
The meme depicts two pieces of garlic bread with the caption "if I had a slice of garlic bread for every existing gender."
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Reddit's 'Decency' Reckoning has Begun. Why are Trolls and Racists Still Winning?
Reddit finally began contending with the hate-filled parts of its popular internet free-for-all on Thursday, as new leadership vowed to crack down on the site's baroque selection of pornography and to isolate other "content that violates a common sense of decency".
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How Ellen Pao Lost Her Job But Survived Reddit's Swamp of Trolls
Silicon Valley's most controversial executive has personified the discrimination and harassment directed at women in technology and on the internet. A look back at her landmark gender lawsuit and her ouster at Reddit reveals how much - and how little - has changed
