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Bluesky was created in 2019 as a research project within Twitter led by then-CEO Jack Dorsey. It eventually severed ties with Twitter and became an independent company following Musk's acquisition.

X (formerly Twitter) users are leaving in droves to the social media site Bluesky—here’s why they’re leaving, and why they might not stay away.

Mark Cuban criticized Bluesky's echo chamber for harming engagement and driving users back to Elon Musk's X following a decline in user interactions.

Bluesky looks a lot like the old Twitter you knew and loved. It’s a reverse chronological feed of posts, including images, videos, and links that you can like and repost.

Flashes from Bluesky is a new photo sharing app that can beat Instagram at its game. Here is more about this app.

Bluesky is a fast-growing Twitter rival, with 36 million users. CEO Jay Graber explains its origin, and future plans, in a Q&A with Peter Kafka.

Bluesky vs Twitter: what are the main differences? Bluesky’s interface is visually very similar to X. There’s a vertical feed featuring posts that you can reply to, retweet and like.

The social media network was doomed to fail as users tried to re-create Twitter.

JD Vance is the most blocked user on Bluesky just days after the VP joined the social media app and made his first post.

In many ways, Bluesky is largely similar to Twitter before it was bought by Elon Musk. It bears more similarities to that than today’s X, and probably is more similar to that earlier version of ...

If you're looking to leave X, formerly known as Twitter, then BlueSky and Threads are two viable alternatives to consider. Here's a comparison between the two.