The most recent beneficiary of this type of situation is Bluesky, whose number of users has surged notably. X’s users latest migration attempt caused a surge in Bluesky’s sign-up figures After ...

has fueled this rapid migration. Bluesky’s user base has surged from 9 million in September to over 15 million, according to company sources. What is Bluesky? Bluesky, launched as a project ...

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

You might also need to repeat the discovery process a few times over the coming weeks and months as more X/Twitter users migrate to Bluesky. Like any migration tool, Sky Follower Bridge isn't perfect.

Much to Jack Dorsey’s dismay, Bluesky offers some powerful moderation tools to keep unwanted posts and people out of your timeline. [Screenshot: Jared Newman] Most notably, users can create ...

Now that social media is ubiquitous, growth in one platform often means lost users for another. The Bluesky migration suggests that the broader the “us” gathered together, the harder it is to ...

Additionally, any Bluesky user can compile a “starter pack ... It’s unclear how the migration to Bluesky will impact tabletop creators in the long run, though in the immediate future ...

Bluesky's user base surged to 21 million, prompting the company to race to get more servers. Rose Wang, Bluesky's COO, told Business Insider that its 20-person team is in "firefighting mode.

Scammers have also followed the migration of social media users from X to Bluesky, Sean Gallagher, a principal threat researcher at the cybersecurity company Sophos, told NBC News. “Over the ...

Liberals moving away from X are giving up on the 20th-century ideal of a public sphere, best described by Hannah Arendt as a place that "gathers us together and yet prevents our falling over each ...