Sound familiar? Yes, it’s a lot like what played out with Twitter’s API and third-party apps. And just like Twitter, Reddit is charging a price for its API that’s so steep, it’s hard to imagine any ...

Reddit's stock has declined 41% in the last month despite its access to Google's technology, intended to strengthen its ...

Reddit CEO and co-founder Steve Huffman has publicly defended the company's controversial API changes in an "Ask ... which have been criticized for their high pricing and potential to force ...