The ongoing Reddit blackout and its impact on the internet.

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Thousands of subreddits are still protesting against changes to Reddit's API, with over 5,000 subreddits remaining inaccessible or restricted. The changes would require some third-party apps to pay large fees, causing apps like Apollo to shut down. Reddit has no plans to back down from the changes, despite concerns raised by protesting moderators. Over 300 subreddits have committed to staying dark indefinitely.
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- The Reddit blackout shows no signs of stopping CNN
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- Opinion | Reddit's strike shows the high cost of its free content The Washington Post
- The Reddit blackout has left Google barren and full of holes TechRadar
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