Posts Tagged ‘reddit’
iReddit Free: Ad-Supported Reddit iPhone App Now Available
Check this out, Reddit user can now get the ad-supported version of Reddit on their iPhone now. It’s almost the same as the paid version. You can see the top stories on Reddit and vote up or down a story once you log in along with other features. Be sure to check it out by clicking here.
iReddit Gets And Update: Free version Of iReddit On Its Way
There has been no news of the iPhone Reddit news, iReddit for a long time, but they have just update it with a new version that fixed bugs and changed quite a few stuffs. It’s up for grabs for $0.99 for the time being here. And on a side note — the ad-supported iReddit Free is coming on its way, so keep your eyes peeled on that/
It’s Time To Get A Job At Reddit Jobs
Looking for a job around and you are an avid reddit user? Then, reddit might just has the thing for you — introducing reddit job board. reddit job board is the latest new initiative by reddit for jobseekers to seek jobs and for employers to post jobs which is a pretty nifty addition. However, the rate for posting a job is $300 for 30 days which is pretty steep for any potential employers out there. So reddit has an offer for employers out there: get 50% off a job posting within the next 2 weeks by using this coupon code: Reddit. TechCrunch has an even better offer: the first 50 who use the code “TechCrunch” when listing a job on the site will get $175 off of the listing price. Other than that, reddit job board is a great idea — you can find jobs easily and vote up or down a job that you like or dislike, awesome or not — we will leave that for you to find out.

Digg This: Now You Can Digg Or Bury Ads
Are you ready to digg (or bury) some ads? Well, Digg is going to implement a new advertising platform called Digg Ads. Here is the gist on how it works exactly:
Digg Ads will give you more control over which advertisements are displayed on Digg. The more an ad is Dugg, the less the advertiser will have to pay. Conversely the more an ad is buried, the more the advertiser is charged, pricing it out of the system.

It will be kicking start in about a few months time and when it begins, expect to see these ads appearing alongside the other Digg stories but they will be clearly marked as sponsored and may link to stories, video trailers, independent product reviews — pretty much the same as other Digg stories. This is clearly an attempt by Digg to find a suitable advertising model to that is both sustainable and profitable. We know that Reddit has been doing this for a long time and it has been working for them so far — so it might just work for Digg as well. We don’t really know the full details yet, but if you have any opinions on this like finding them distracting, be sure to comment and let us know.
Reddit Fail: Reddit Is Broken [You Broke Reddit]
Update: reddit is fixed now. It was broken for about 40 minutes. Seems like it was a database problem. Thanks to the reddit team for fixing it so quickly.
Is it just me or is reddit broken? Seems like when visiting reddit, you will receive an error saying that you broke reddit. Even after refreshing many times, the fail alien still remains and it is quite frustrating for reddit users like me who likes reddit a lot. If you are experiencing the problem as well, please comment and let me know. We will be keeping more update on this reddit fail. Meanwhile, check out our reddit toolbox post while reddit gets fixed: Reddit Toolbox: 16+ Tools, Resources And Apps To Get The Most Out Of Your Reddit Experience




