Reddit mascots are displayed at the company's headquarters in San Francisco, California April 15, 2014. Reddit's popular Ask Me Anything (iAMA) feature is offline following a key employee's departure.

Reddit is phasing out its default r/popular feed for new users, shifting towards personalized content discovery. CEO Steve Huffman stated the feature "sucks" and misrepresents the platform's diverse ...

Reddit is also limiting how many popular communities one person can moderate and pushing more personalized feeds. Reddit is also limiting how many popular communities one person can moderate and ...

Reddit recently said it would bring most viral stories to life through a new “video Reddit” experience, allowing users to listen to Reddit posts in the background while doing other tasks and ...

Reddit is drawing ire and shock this week after its CEO publicly condemned the old default feed r/popular, saying it 'sucks' and announced that the feed will soon disappear for new and inactive users.