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 ...

While its reach pales in comparison to Meta’s nearly 275 million Thread users and roughly 318 million X users, Bluesky has ...

(For comparison's sake, in early September, Elon Musk posted that X had 907 million unique visitors and 4.3 billion total visits to the platform the previous month.) Bluesky truly appears to be a ...

For comparison, Bluesky had just 2 million users in November 2023. Bluesky is still far behind the competition, especially X, which has more than 500 million active users worldwide. Meta’s ...

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 ...

For me, if you want to easily shift from X to an alternative, Bluesky wins by a long shot ... It’s hard to objectively compare the qualities of any two social media algorithms, as everyone ...

For a long time, if you were looking for a "real time" social media app to use to keep up with news stories and major pop culture events as they happen, there was only one choice: X, the platform ...

As X faces criticism for its perceived negative changes under Musk's ownership, Bluesky hopes its emphasis ... a modest amount in comparison to the former's 335.7 million.

To be sure, Bluesky’s size pales in comparison to X. Musk’s site reportedly has 588 million accounts, meaning the users who have left, including more than 115,000 U.S. web users who ...

Some users of X (formerly known as Twitter), many of whom were already growing frustrated with the many changes made by its owner, Trump mega-donor Elon Musk, are finally jumping ship to Bluesky.

Pittman’s outlet, the Mississippi Free Press, already has more followers on Bluesky (28,500) than it ever did on X (22,000), the platform formerly known as Twitter, and Pittman said the audience ...

On Elon Musk's X, more than 115,000 users deactivated their accounts, the largest-ever mass exit from the platform. At the same time, traffic on Bluesky, a smaller rival to X, began to soar ...