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Microsoft scrapping Reddit data — Reddit CEO says it's “a real pain in the ass to block these companies" from crawling the site, says Microsoft refuses to negotiate Microsoft doesn’t want to play ball with Reddit by paying them, says Reddit CEO Steve Huffman, explaining why Google is getting better data.

Reddit is reportedly in the middle of a licensing deal worth "about $60 million on an annualized basis," which could potentially allow an anonymous and large AI company to train its models using content from subreddits AI-powered chatbots are about to get smarter and more accurate courtesy of Reddit's subreddits.

Reddit Blackout protest explained: Why are subreddits going private? Here's why your favorite subreddits are going dark.

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Reddit pages plastered with pro-Trump content in attack which used compromised moderators

By Stephen Warwick published 8 August 20

Reddit is investigating a series of vandalized communities which have been plastered with pro-Trump messages. Compromised moderators may be the source of the attacks.

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Xbox Live adds Reddit account linking on Windows 10

By Matt Brown last updated 7 April 20

Microsoft and Reddit join forces, with the introduction of Xbox Live account linking for Windows 10 PCs.

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Legere review: A Windows 10 Reddit app that pulls in Imgur, YouTube, and more

By Sean Endicott published 20 June 19

Legere is a native UWP Reddit app that can play external media directly in the app. It has a long list of customization options and integrates with a plethora of Windows 10-specific features.

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