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레딧 먹통에 수만 명 이용자 불편... AI 시대 소셜미디어 안정성 도마에

2024.11.21

The American social media platform Reddit experienced a major outage on the afternoon of November 20 (local time).

레딧, 창사 이래 첫 흑자 달성... 일일 사용자 1억 명 돌파

2024.10.30

Social media platform Reddit has achieved profitability for the first time since its founding.

레딧, 2분기 실적 예상 상회

2024.08.07

Reddit's second quarter results were announced to have surpassed Wall Street's expectations due to improvements in the digital advertising market.

구글, '레딧' 검색 독점권 확보... AI 시대 정보 접근성 논란"

2024.07.25

Google has become the only search engine able to surface recent results from Reddit, making one of the web's most valuable repositories of user-generated content exclusive to the already dominant search engine.

레딧, OpenAI와 손잡고 인공지능 모델 훈련에 본격 진출

2024.05.17

U.S. online community company Reddit today announced a data access agreement with artificial intelligence research firm OpenAI. The agreement will give OpenAI access to real-time content through Reddit's data API.

레딧, 수십만 명 사용자 영향 준 짧은 정전 고장 복구

2024.04.26

Reddit, the largest online community in the United States, said Thursday (local time) that it has resolved all issues after an outage that left hundreds of thousands of users around the world unable to access the service for more than 30 minutes.

레딧, 첫 상장일 48% 급등

2024.03.22

U.S. social networking service Reddit soared 48 percent in its initial public offering (IPO) on Wednesday (Nov. 21), as investors were overwhelmed by the company's success.

레딧, 최대 7억 4,800만 달러 모금 목표로 IPO 추진

2024.03.11

U.S. social media platform Reddit is reportedly aiming for a valuation of up to $6.5 billion. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing sources, reported that Reddit is using the market valuation to push for a price per share of $31 to $34 ($45.24). Last month, Reddit filed a securities filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announcing its intention to pursue an initial public offering (IPO) under the ticker symbol RDDT.

틱톡과 레딧이 구글을 대체할 수 있을까?

2023.07.24

Are TikTok and Reddit Replacing Google? Google still holds a 90% share of all search traffic, but it is facing competition from social media. 40% of Gen Z say that they prefer to make searches with platforms other than Google. This is leading to a state of crisis for Google because this could potentially end up reducing its revenues. It has come to a point where the top ranked results on Google’s SERP are actually the least likely to provide value. They mostly consist of spam and scams, and there is very little usable information that users can glean. Other platforms offer a much better user experience, which might result in the age of Google coming to a close after years of being unassailable.

레딧 해커, 80GB 데이터 유출 위협... '450만 달러'와 API 변경 요구

2023.06.20

US community site Reddit, which sparked a meme-stock craze last year, said in February that it was the victim of a targeted phishing scam that exposed internal documents, dashboards, code and contracts, and the information of some advertisers and current and former employees. While no data appears to have been exfiltrated so far, ransomware organization BlackCat (ALPHV) is claiming to have 80GB of compressed data related to the hack. In a post dubbed "The Reddit Files," BlackCat announced that it would delete the information if Reddit paid $4.5 million and reversed its API price hike.

레딧, API 조건 변경...AI 학습용 사용 제한

2023.04.20

Reddit has announced changes to its API terms that will restrict the use of its content pipeline to train artificial intelligence models. While the API will remain free for certain purposes, such as building moderation tools or for educational and research purposes, commercial usage will require a separate agreement with Reddit and an undisclosed cost.

레딧, API 액세스 요금 부과

2023.04.19

On the heels of Twitter's decision to limit third-party access to its data, Reddit announced today that it will begin charging for API usage. "Going forward, companies that crawl data from Reddit and don't return any value to our users will have to pay," said Reddit co-founder Steve Huffman of the decision to charge for API access. However, Reddit's API will continue to be free for researchers who want to study Reddit for non-commercial purposes.

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