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Well the higher-ups could actually have been honest when they said they just didn't want to benefit financially, and might have approved the free ads.
by ojbyrne 16y ago
Well the higher-ups could actually have been honest when they said they just didn't want to benefit financially, and might have approved the free ads.
- CamperBob 16y agoThere might be some really severe legal consequences to running those free ads. I'm not familiar with campaign finance but it's possible that the law considers Reddit's action to be a "donation" with a large equivalent cash value.
- famousactress 16y agoI was thinking the exact same thing. At the very least I think there are disclosure and tax issues, and the fact that the 'donation' came from Conde Nast has pretty significant implications.