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as i waited to meet with Jay Graber, the CEO of Bluesky, on the 25th floor of an office building in downtown Seattle, I stared out at the city’s waterfront and thought: God fucking damn it ...

Jay Graber, CEO, Bluesky, on center stage during opening night at Web Summit Vancouver 2025 at Vancouver Convention Centre.[Photo: Sam Barnes/Web Summit via Sportsfile via Getty Images] ...

Jay Graber: I think it happens for various reasons in different places. But in general, people want to branch out, try new things. And in the US recently we've seen a lot of uptake since November.

Bluesky is a fast-growing Twitter rival, with 36 million users. CEO Jay Graber explains its origin, and future plans, in a Q&A with Peter Kafka.

Jay Graber, head of Bluesky, pictured at Web Summit Vancouver 2025 on May 27. Sam Barnes/Web Summit via Sportsfile via Getty Images. Bluesky, the social networking platform gaining traction as a ...

Gary Marcus and Bluesky CEO Jay Graber discuss LLMs and the open web as Web Summit kicks off. True to its namesake, Web Summit’s Vancouver debut featured dubstep, a lightshow, and the global ...

Wired Senior Writer Katie Knibbs interviews Bluesky CEO Jay Graber about the burgeoning social platform and its future. Director: Justin Wolfson Director of Photography: Mark Simon Editor: Richard ...

Subscriptions are in the works, but Bluesky's 25-person team has a lot on its plate as it tries to foster a community where 'you get to choose what kind of timeline you're on,' says CEO Jay Graber.

On May 1, Gold House unveiled its annual A100 List, recognizing the 100 most impactful Asian Pacific leaders across industries. See the full list here. This March, Bluesky’s CEO Jay Graber ...

Subscriptions are in the works, but Bluesky's 25-person team has a lot on its plate as it tries to foster a community where 'you get to choose what kind of timeline you're on,' says CEO Jay Graber.