Decentralized social network Bluesky, a competitor to X and Threads, announced on Wednesday that it’s making further changes to its moderation process. Specifically, the company said it’s introducing ...

Bluesky, once touted as a challenger to Elon Musk’s X and a haven for liberal-leaing social media users, saw a sharp decline in daily active users in the year since President Donald Trump’s second ...

Marine biologist and conservationist David Shiffman was an early power user and evangelist for science engagement on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. Over the years, he trained ...

Bluesky has surged in popularity since the presidential election earlier this month, suddenly becoming a competitor to Elon Musk's X and Meta's Threads. But CEO Jay Graber has some cautionary words ...

Is the grass greener on the other side? We’re not sure, but the sky is most certainly bluer. It’s been over two years since Elon Musk purchased Twitter, now X, leading people to set up shop on ...

The White House officially joined the liberal-leaning social media platform Bluesky on Friday with a gleeful post of President Donald Trump's "greatest hits." In its first post, the Trump ...

What’s happened? Bluesky has hit a major milestone of 40 million registered users and is rolling out tools aimed at improving conversations. Alongside a new ‘dislike’ feature (in beta), the platform ...

Marine biologist and conservationist David Shiffman was an early power user and evangelist for science engagement on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. Over the years, he trained ...

Bluesky is adding a dislike button as a way to signal the kind of posts you don't want to see in your Discover feed. The experiment is part of several new ideas Bluesky is exploring to a improve ...

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