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X competitor Bluesky rocketed to the No. 1 spot on the Apple App Store’s US chart this week, as many users of Elon Musk’s platform said they were decamping in the wake of his significant role ...

Social networking service Bluesky is now allowing heads of state to sign up and join the platform. The move comes ahead of major general elections in countries like the U.S. and India this year ...

Still, prior to Nov. 5, Threads had five times more daily U.S. users than Bluesky. Now, the Meta run platform is only 1.5 times larger than its much smaller rival.

Bluesky users such as academics, journalists, Democratic Party operatives, and others are now almost largely on the political Left, meaning their posts often come off as humorless scolds.

Because X's current owner has close ties to one of the sides in America's rather boisterous political debate, folks aligned with the other side have started to bail, mostly for Bluesky. Bluesky ...

Bluesky’s bot problem is in some ways a marker of success. The platform currently counts 27 million users . That’s almost double from mid-November, when 15 million users were active on the site.

The public embrace of Bluesky in recent days by a slew of influential political and media figures has given the site a shot in the arm and promoted it as a contender to become the left’s answer ...

Where Bluesky had 5.325 million unique visitors, Truth Social had 4.25 million. Of course, that’s nowhere near X, which consistently pulls in more than 130 million unique visitors per month in ...

Bluesky CEO Jay Graber made a splash at SXSW last week, showing up at her keynote event in a T-shirt that subtly poked fun at Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg. Or, at least it seemed like it was subtle.

SEATTLE — Up-and-coming social media startup Bluesky names Seattle as its headquarters on its official LinkedIn account. Chunks of its workforce, including much of its C-suite, call Seattle home.

After Elon Musk bought Twitter (now rebranded X) in 2022, disaffected users began to seek alternatives.Alongside Meta’s Threads and the open source project Mastodon, Bluesky was one of several ...