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Since last year.

They were spun off as an independent company, but Advance Publications still has a large amount of equity in Reddit. I think it's because Reddit wanted to try a bunch of things that were too risky for AP.




Do you have an article or their announcement? I can't find anything and I'm interested in Reddit's business structure.



I know they spun off Condé Nast, but according to that they're still owned by Advance Publications. I'm looking for info about them being completely separate.


Not on hand, but they're privately traded, so there isn't going to be much information on the equity breakdown or other business structure details.




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