Commentary: I rediscovered the joy of small social networks and now Bluesky is exploding. I hope it keeps its soul.

A new survey unveils the political divide between Bluesky and Threads users, examining their engagement and attitudes toward AI technology.

News / Business The rise of Bluesky, a not-so-Seattle-based social media company Since November, over 10 million users have flocked to the site, which aims to provide a personalized feed not ...

Bluesky users are now almost largely on the political Left, meaning their posts often come off as humorless scolds.

In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory last month, much of the Online Left — that is, progressive academics, journalists and influencers — left Elon Musk’s X for the greener pastures of ...

More and more ex-Twitter/X users are seeking new online homes. I kicked the tires on these three nascent services. Here's what you need to know about them.

Last year, during Bluesky’s invite-only period, the company stated that it didn’t allow heads of state to sign up, and asked users to contact the startup before inviting prominent figures.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) is one of a number of liberal figures posting on the social media platform Bluesky since Donald Trump won the election with the support of X owner Elon ...

Social media start-up Bluesky is exploding as academics, journalists, and left-leaning politicians abandon Elon Musk’s X in search of bluer skies. Now, the platform has surpassed Meta’s ...

In November 2024, Bluesky surpassed Truth Social’s monthly users. That’s a major win for one app, and a death knell for the other.

Is Texas really outlawing political memes? Not exactly. Here’s what’s really going on with HB 366 Will the law make humor illegal again?

But political dynamics did not budge Political Theater, Episode 125 A voter casts a ballot at a drop box in Baltimore on April 28 in the special election in Maryland’s 7th District.