Welcome to the Tech Mem Right Home for Thursday, December 16th, 2021.

I'm Brian McCullough today.

Reddit finally files to go public.

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One of the longest running startup sagas of the web era

is reaching a conclusion.

Reddit has confidentially filed its S1 with the SEC for an initial public offering.

The number of shares to be offered and the price range have yet to be determined, but given

that Reddit was founded all the way back in 2005, given that it has had this

twisty turny history of getting acquired, spun out, etc. Given the outsized role

Reddit plays in our culture.

This has been a long time coming,

quoting the Wall Street Journal.

As of August, Reddit said it had a valuation

of about $10 billion after raising more than $400 million from Fidelity

investments. In February the social media company said it had raised about

five hundred million dollars at a six point five billion dollar valuation.

Reddit has been looking to build on the $26.5 billion valuation.

Reddit has been looking to build on the attention it gained when at the start of the year.

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