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Conde Nast is owned by the major owner of reddit, Advance Publications, but reddit has not been part of Conde Nast for years.

He could get himself, Sam Altman, Alexis Ohanian, and Steve Huffman all sued for fucking over Conde Nast (i.e.

My point was simply that the details of the conde nast deal weren't shared afaik.

Therefore, conde nast might as well take a flyer in the hopes of turning a loss-making asset into a revenue-making asset.

So now the page design taps into the romanticisms of the Condé Nast Traveler.

Hypothesis 2: Conde Nast is not happy about the public perception of reddit as the biggest blob of hate on the Internet.

Conde Nast is not part of the ownership structure of reddit.

It would not have surprised me to see Conde Nast pull the plug on reddit before the end of 2015 had they not banned it.

Condé Nast is essentially a share holder, not an owner.

I wonder what editor Scott Dadich and owners Condé Nast have to say.

I should point out that this post shaming the Conde Nast CFO followed about three raving angry posts against reddit that were submitted on the same day.

> Condé Nast Publications, owner of Wired, acquired Reddit on October 31, 2006, and the team moved to San Francisco.

Btw, currently Reddit is owned by Conde Nast, one of the main editorial groups of the world.

We are commenting on a submission to Wired Magazine, a publication owned by Conde Nast.

My guess is that old Nick Denton wants something out of Conde Nast, and that is why he is applying full pressure.