Reddit is getting bigger.

Reddit just turned a profit for the first time. As part of its third quarter earnings results released on Tuesday, the company reported a profit of $29.9 million, along with $348.4 million in revenue — a 68 percent increase year over year.

The company hasn’t been profitable at any point in its nearly 20-year history. Since going public, Reddit lost $575 million during its first quarter on the market, but it decreased that loss to $10 million last quarter and is now finally in the black.

Reddit’s advertising revenue grew to $315.1 million, while “other” revenue reached $33.2 million on account of “data licensing agreements signed earlier this year.” Both Google and OpenAI have cut deals with Reddit to train their AI models on its posts.

  • AmericaDelendaEst [comrade/them]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    21 days ago

    Can’t even fucking use it when I have one account temp banned for some actual, straight up bullshit, which triggers a perma ban on my other account, FOR SOME REASON. It is literally impossible to just speak to a fucking admin to get help

    Had a third account. It got summarily banned for “hate” for telling the /r/judaism, or Jewish, I don’t remember, to “cry more and support more genocide” when they banned me for calling someone a racist jackass (it was a thread linked here about some nurse crybaby sobbing wailfully over- GASP- A PALESTINIAN WEARING A KAFFIYEH) after they equated said kaffiyeh wearing with “wearing a hat that says FUCK JEWS”

    There’s like 27 different layers of automated moderation automatic banning bullshit ostensibly to stop bots AND YET IT’S STILL FULL OF BOTS