Bluesky, Fediverse, and future of social media
Bluesky: the social media platform causing a mass X-odus
The social media platform Bluesky has acquired more than one million new users since the US election, said a company spokesperson. This influx of new members, largely from the US and UK, has been put down to users seeking to "escape misinformation and offensive posts on X",
AI’s impact on social media is likely to be more measured than many anticipate. Meta, the largest social platform globally, ...
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To better understand what the future of social media holds for the pharmaceutical industry, it is useful to consider the recent past and the ongoing evolution. Patients have been interacting ...
The largest social media networks do not work this way right ... and publications to connect directly with readers in the future. A decentralized social media system could also allow smaller ...
Researchers from the Oxford Martin Program on Ethical Web and Data Architectures (University of Oxford) have reported ...
Trump Media & Technology Group's stock hinges on election results. Read why DJT stock could soar if Trump wins or plummet ...
Some of the most important future free speech debates will be about whether courts and legislatures should step in to stop such pressure. The social media revolution has turned social media ...
On his 'The Bigger Picture' podcast Elliott Wilson he reveals that Drake and Pluto have spoken on the phone and ended their ...
Kingda Ka made its debut in 2005, and at the time it was coined as the largest and fastest coaster in the world, surpassing ...
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