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Reddit CEO hints that subreddit paywalls are on the way

mashable.com
submitted
9 mos ago
byjustadevtotechnology

Summary

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman teased this and other changes in its second earnings call as a public company on Tuesday. In the months leading up to Reddit's IPO, and continuing since then, the site has aggressively pursued new revenue sources.

Reddit plans to explore AI-generated search capabilities. Q2 earnings reported a 54 percent increase in sales from the previous year. Reddit narrowed its net losses from 41 million to 10 million.

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11 Comments

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humboldt
9 mos ago
I'm just wondering how this would work: you'd pay to post your content?
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splitsecond
9 mos ago
I'm guessing it'll just be to join the subreddit and have a monthly fee attached. I'll bet this is for content creators like OF and all that
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humboldt
9 mos ago*
Ah that would make sense with all the spam in the porn subreddits
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splitsecond
9 mos ago
Based on the track record, that would be the start to get everyone on board and slowly push the bigger subs to do it.
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humboldt
9 mos ago
That wouldn't surprise me at this junction. Killing third party apps led to a massive increase in adds with inline ones in comments.
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bambam
9 mos ago
It's just going to keep getting worse and worse over there huh?
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justadevOP
9 mos ago
It's almost like reddit wants to speed run into losing all its users. You'd think they would slowly introduce these things to keep from angering everyone.
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bambam
9 mos ago
Would be nice if people took the signs and moved somewhere better... like here.
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justadevOP
9 mos ago
I mention speakbits whenever talking about reddit's issues pop up. Admittedly, not many people actually talk about these things IRL
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eldiscipulo
9 mos ago
Always has been
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