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Reddit, Inc. (NYSE: RDDT) operates Reddit, one of the internet's largest platforms for authentic human conversation and community-driven content. The platform is organized around communities (subreddits) covering nearly every topic imaginable, where millions of users post, vote, comment, and search for information daily. With over 26 billion posts and comments, more than 130 million daily active uniques, and over 514 million weekly active uniques across 100,000+ active communities, Reddit serves as a major source of real human perspectives, opinions, and first-hand experiences. The company generates revenue primarily through digital advertising, leveraging its highly engaged and intentional user base to connect brands with consumers across the full advertising funnel. Reddit also earns other revenue from data licensing and premium services. The platform is available via web and mobile apps on iOS and Android, and the company uses third-party infrastructure partners to host its services, resulting in minimal capital expenditure requirements. Updated
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