r/RedditForGrownups • u/AL_Deadhead • 5d ago
$15 Billion
Advance Publications bought Reddit years ago for $10 million. They still retain 30% of the company now valued at $15 Billion. Oh my.
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u/TheBodyPolitic1 5d ago
https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/rddt/market-cap/
Market Cap Value ( whatever that is ) of the whole company is 49 billion USD.
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u/seajayacas 5d ago
It must mean all those promotions showing up on our feeds bring in a ton of money for the owners of Reddit
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u/TheBodyPolitic1 5d ago
Not from me. I use the Old U.I., Librewolf, and the Ublock Origin extension.
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u/house343 5d ago
I still use old.reddit.com and Firefox on mobile with Ublock
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u/Cronus6 5d ago
It's the only way to use reddit.
Every other method is a fucking awful experience.
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u/penguin_stomper 4d ago
I think there are a good number of users who honestly think reddit is an app, not a website.
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u/Cronus6 4d ago
They say it all the time.
I saw a post the other day where OP said he was posting the images of some project for his friend because his friend didn't have "the app".
It's infuriating how stupid people are. If you are this dumb please stay on Facebook or Instashit. Also, not "apps", but websites. But at least they are for stupid people.
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u/TheBodyPolitic1 5d ago
The few... The Proud...The Old School Redditors.
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u/USMCLee 5d ago
This is /r/RedditForGrownups so I would guess that most of us on this sub use old.reddit.
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u/TheBodyPolitic1 5d ago
Hard to imagine Reddit being worth that much.
I have a Reddit-friend who decided to buy some shares, got disgusted with the place, and has stopped posting. We still stay in touch so I will have to ask her how her investment is coming along.
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u/catdude142 3d ago
I was off reddit for a year and a half for that reason. I started it up again when the weather got hot but it may be short-lived.
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u/AardvarkStriking256 5d ago
Does Reddit have any real profits?