Reddit is showing no signs of relenting in its fight against third-party client Apollo
Read update Reddit has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately. The community-oriented social media platform recently announced a significant price increase in its APIs, effectively forcingthird-party clientsinto ceasing operations. The writing was pretty much on the wall for services like Apollo, which would have tospend up to $20 million per yearfollowing the API pricing change. Earlier this week, Apollo developer Christian Selig announced that his service would shut down on June 30, a day before the new API changes come into effect, marking the end of an era for one of the most loved Reddit apps out there....