Bluesky is one of several social networks offering an alternative to the platform formerly known as Twitter. Here's how to join and use it.

Bluesky's daily active users dropped sharply following President Donald Trump's 2024 election victory, while Truth Social ...

In the wake of the presidential election, physicians have been flocking to the social media platform Bluesky, asserting there's now a critical mass of medical professionals engaging on the site. Many ...

John Green is now on Bluesky Social, the new social media platform that is similar to X, formerly Twitter. Here's what we know.

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 ...

As Bluesky continues to gain traction as an alternative to X (formerly Twitter), its most-followed accounts offer a glimpse into the emerging trends and voices shaping this digital frontier. From ...

The digital clouds have not rolled over Bluesky yet, as the social app — which became a go-to alternative for disenchanted X users following Election Day — has seen its post-election momentum hold ...

Bluesky, a text-based social media platform that is functionally similar to (and even shares the same co-founder as) X, formerly known as Twitter, is spiking in usership as X users flee the Elon ...

Patton Oswalt still thinks it's crazy that he was briefly suspended on Bluesky for going after Megyn Kelly's "finessing" of ...

Wired Senior Writer Katie Knibbs interviews Bluesky CEO Jay Graber about the burgeoning social platform and its future. Director: Justin Wolfson Director of Photography: Mark Simon Editor: Richard ...

It's unusual for a new social media service to get a foothold in a marketplace entrenched by the likes of X (formerly Twitter), Instagram and TikTok which, dominate people's phones. But Bluesky, a ...

Commentary: I rediscovered the joy of small social networks and now Bluesky is exploding. I hope it keeps its soul. Scott Stein Editor at Large I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I ...