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technology1 year ago

Bluesky Soars as Users Flock from X Amid Rapid Growth

Bluesky, a social media platform, has experienced a rapid surge in users, reaching 21 million, largely due to users leaving X (formerly Twitter) following Elon Musk's acquisition. This unexpected growth has put the company in 'firefighting mode' as it races to expand server capacity to maintain service stability. Bluesky's COO, Rose Wang, highlighted the challenges of scaling and the shift in priorities towards moderation and infrastructure over new features. The company plans to introduce a paid subscription model by year-end to enhance user experience.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky's Rise: A Joyful, Billionaire-Proof Alternative to X

Bluesky, a burgeoning social network, is attracting interest for a new investment round following a rapid increase in users, now exceeding 20 million. This growth comes shortly after raising $15 million in Series A funding, initially expected to last two years. Bluesky's open architecture and user-friendly interface are seen as key factors in its momentum, appealing to both tech enthusiasts and general users. While traditional social media monetization strategies may not apply, Bluesky plans to explore revenue through usage and product features, potentially accelerated by further investment.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky's Explosive Growth: 1M Daily Joins and 500% Traffic Surge

Bluesky, a social media platform founded with the help of former X CEO Jack Dorsey, is experiencing rapid growth with nearly 1 million new users joining daily, according to CEO Jay Graber. This surge follows a mass exodus from Elon Musk's X, driven by dissatisfaction with its content moderation policies and perceived right-wing bias. Bluesky aims to offer a fun, safe environment free from bots and harassment, allowing users to explore various feeds and form communities. The platform was initially invite-only but opened to all users in February 2023.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky's Meteoric Rise: Navigating Growth Amidst X Exodus

Bluesky, a decentralized social media platform, has seen a 500% surge in traffic following a mass user exodus from Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) after the presidential election. Bluesky, which offers users more control over their experience through customizable algorithms, has grown by about a million users daily, reaching over 20 million users. Despite its rapid growth, Bluesky faces challenges such as handling increased traffic and finding a sustainable revenue model, as it currently operates without ads and relies on venture capital funding.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky Surges to 20M Users Amidst Exodus from X

Bluesky, a social network competing with Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter), has surpassed 20 million users, narrowing the gap with Instagram Threads in terms of daily active users and website visits. Despite Threads having a larger user base, Bluesky's rapid growth, particularly in the U.S. and U.K., suggests it could catch up if the trend continues. The app's popularity surged after the U.S. elections, with significant increases in app usage and downloads, making it the top app on the U.S. App Store.

technology1 year ago

Threads Surges with 15 Million New Users, Outpacing Bluesky

Instagram and Threads head Adam Mosseri highlighted that Threads has gained over 15 million signups in November, surpassing Bluesky's total user base of 15 million. Despite Bluesky's rise as an alternative to platforms like X, Threads continues to see over a million daily signups. Mosseri acknowledged ongoing challenges with engagement and moderation on Threads and mentioned potential new features like a Threads-specific DMs system. Additionally, Threads is testing a new user onboarding process that doesn't automatically follow Instagram contacts.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky Surges with 1 Million New Users Amid X Exodus Post-Election

Bluesky, a social media platform championed by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, has gained 1 million new users since the U.S. election, bringing its total to 15 million. This surge comes as users seek alternatives to X, formerly Twitter, amid concerns over hate speech and changes in terms of service. Bluesky, which opened to the public in February, offers features similar to X but aims to provide a space free from advertisements and hate speech. The platform has previously seen user growth following controversies involving X.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky Surges to 1 Million Users Amid Mass Exodus from X Post-Election

Bluesky has gained over 1 million new users since the US presidential election, reaching more than 15 million users, as many people leave Elon Musk's platform, X. The increase in Bluesky's user base is attributed to dissatisfaction with X's environment, perceived as increasingly toxic and polarized, especially during the election period. Bluesky is seen as a refuge for those seeking a social media experience similar to Twitter's earlier days, without the far-right activism and misinformation. The platform's growth is also supported by new features and innovations.

technology1 year ago

Bluesky Gains 700,000 Users as X Exodus Follows US Election

Bluesky, a decentralized social network, has added over 700,000 new users in a week, reaching a total of 14.5 million users, with most new users from the US. The app is now the second most popular free social networking app in the US App Store, behind Meta's Threads. Bluesky's growth is partly attributed to dissatisfaction with other platforms like X and Threads, and its new features such as pinned posts and custom feeds. The platform's user base surged after X announced changes to its blocking feature, prompting users to seek alternatives.

business-and-technology2 years ago

"Hinge's Journey from Under $1M to $400M: The Impact of AI and Messaging on Modern Dating"

Hinge, a dating app known for its intention to be deleted once users find a match, has experienced significant financial growth, with revenue projections for 2023 exceeding $400 million, a stark increase from under $1 million in 2017. CEO Justin McLeod credits this success to word-of-mouth marketing, a focus on authenticity, and technological improvements that have made the app 20 times more effective in setting up dates. McLeod also highlights the potential of AI to further enhance matchmaking efficiency and the company's commitment to improving user experience without limiting access or pushing for increased payments.