The new decentralized social network, originally incubated inside Jack Dorsey-run Twitter, is backing a project that would ...

In May last year, the site asked its users not to give invitation codes to “recent/prominent heads of state,” stating that it ...

Social networking service Bluesky is now allowing heads of state to sign up and join the platform. The move comes ahead of ...

As the Bitcoin halving approaches, BlueSky Miner is positioned to help its users navigate this event with confidence. The special mining package is just one part of the company’s broader strategy to ...

Bluesky invites individual and institutional investors, as well as advisors and analysts, to attend in person or online at ...

it’s because Bluesky can be seen as something of the antidote to big tech, by enabling the freedom to exit, but without losing the benefits of the service you’re using…Bluesky is basically abstracting ...

At that time, Bluesky seemed unprepared to accommodate world leaders amid its regular user base, leading to the initial restriction on heads of state. Bluesky has significantly evolved since its early ...

In July, she settled on Bluesky, one of several options that sprang up after the billionaire took over. She liked Bluesky a lot, and was intrigued by an even newer newcomer: Threads, operated by ...

Social networks Bluesky and Mastodon may soon be accessible from within a single app — at least, that’s what Bluesky hopes. The new decentralized social network, originally incubated inside ...

Social networking service Bluesky is now allowing heads of state to sign up and join the platform. The move comes ahead of major general elections in countries like the U.S. and India this year.

Bluesky had announced last month that it would use some portion of its funds to fuel efforts in the developer ecosystem via the AT Protocol Grant program. From a financial standpoint, the program ...