Bluesky gains 1.5 million users after Trump election victory
Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey launched Bluesky in 2019, but it’s seen a surge in users migrating to the platform since Trump’s presidential election victory. The company says it gained more than 1.5 million users in the past week. Bluesky’s CEO told NewsNation its growth “marks a new era of social media — one where users are put first.”
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The vibes on Bluesky are immaculate, and it seems to have a real and renewed chance to be the place that replaces Twitter for ...
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