Journalists are finding more readers and less hate on Bluesky in comparison to the platform they used to know as Twitter.
Bluesky has a hint of the old Twitter magic, but the feeling of freedom it offers might be even better, Kevin Roose writes.
Bluesky said its moderation policies have been updated to be more "aggressive." ...
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Bluesky 101: Everything you should know about X and Meta’s latest headacheLearn what makes Bluesky different by taking an in-depth look at its technological framework, privacy commitments, and ...
Since the presidential election — and Musk's hard right turn — X users have begun leaving the platform en masse, harkening ...
In the Bluesky app, popular replies to posts are now displayed at the top by default. Some feel reminded of Facebook or X.
The virtual town square, once framed by Twitter, is now fragmented as people flee to bluer pastures. The day after the ...
The new darling of social media is running into the same headwinds as its predecessors. This is what it must do next.
Some social media users are flocking to Bluesky from X. Bluesky COO Rose Wang joins The Weekend to discuss what the new ...
The City of Boston says its X account will stay alive while it gains a presence on Bluesky, a social media platform that has ...
Bluesky replies will now default to appear by "hotness" in a contentious update to the social media platform. Announced this ...
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