Reddit roles out native autoplay video ads with focus on user engagement
Following its recent redesign, Reddit has rolled out a new native video ad format that will auto-play by default when a user scrolls through a feed.
The update is part of the massively popular site’s tentative efforts to monetise its 330m active monthly users, which can be widely resistant to any large-scale changes to user experience, particularly when there’s a commercial slant involved.
Users will, however, be able to turn off the autoplay function, while the ads...