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Todd

@toddlombardo
3 posts
2024-02-23
@mediagazer And Reddit the company creates 0% of the content. Users do it for free
2024-02-23 View on X
9to5Google

Google strikes a deal with Reddit, reportedly for $60M/year, gaining Reddit Data API access to surface more Reddit content in Search and to train its AI models

what you need to know Eileen AJ Connelly / The Wrap : Reddit Inks $60 Million-a-Year Deal To Train Google AI Ahead of Expected IPO | Report Barry Schwartz / Search Engine Roundtabl...

@mediagazer And Reddit the company creates 0% of the content. Users do it for free
2024-02-23 View on X
CNBC

Reddit files to list its IPO on the NYSE, reporting revenue up 20% YoY to $804M in 2023, net loss down 43% YoY to $90.8M, 73M DAUs, and a $3.42 global ARPU

- Reddit on Thursday filed to go public.  — Its market debut will mark the first major tech initial public offering of the year …

2024-02-22
@mediagazer And Reddit the company creates 0% of the content. Users do it for free
2024-02-22 View on X
Reuters

Sources: Reddit signed a deal with Google to make its content available for training the search giant's AI models; source: the contract is worth ~$60M per year

Social media platform Reddit has struck a deal with Google (GOOGL.O) to make its content available for training …