Bluesky, NFL and Patriots

Patriots were reportedly told to shut down Bluesky account
The New England Patriots were reportedly told to shut down the team's original social media Bluesky account by the NFL.
NFL Reportedly Told Teams They Couldn't Have Bluesky Accounts
After Elon Musk purchased Twitter and turned it into X, several alternatives have been created for those who don't agree with his vision for the platform. Meta created Threads, which integrates with its existing platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
Patriots were told by NFL to shut down Bluesky account, exec says
The Patriots initially had an account on the competitor of “X” (formerly Twitter), but were asked to remove it by the league office, per VP of content for Kraft Sports & Entertainment/New England Patriots Fred Kirsch.
NFL told New England Patriots to shut down Bluesky account, team employee says
The New England Patriots have nearly 16 million followers across Facebook, X and Instagram. But there is one rising social media platform the organization has been told not to break ground on, according to a high-ranking team employee.
Patriots say NFL won't allow teams to be on BlueSky, yet
Plenty of people have migrated to BlueSky, a Twitter-style app without the things that have made Twitter less palatable to many in recent months.
NFL Told Patriots to Take Down Bluesky Account
The Patriots tried to be the first NFL team to get on Bluesky but were picked off. The post NFL Told Patriots to Take Down Bluesky Account appeared first on Front Office Sports.
New England Patriots VP Says NFL Told Them To Terminate Their Bluesky Account
The NFL is the king of marketing in the sports world. So why would the league want to limit the exposure its teams get on s? That question was
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The rise of Bluesky, a not-so-Seattle-based social media company
Up-and-coming social media startup Bluesky names Seattle as its headquarters on its official LinkedIn account. Chunks of its ...
This is why the NFL won’t allow members to use Bluesky, X’s newest competitor
The New England Patriots were asked by the NFL to remove their Bluesky account, the leading social media competitor to X.
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We need to protect the protocol that runs Bluesky
If you’ve heard of Bluesky, you’ve probably heard of it as a clone of Twitter where liberals can take refuge. But under the ...
From Bluesky To Substack: Evolving Your Social Strategy To Avoid Brand Extinction
Considering that budget is also a concern, one way to lower risk is to partner with micro-influencers, including those on ...
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The push to ‘billionaire-proof’ social media
Since Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion and turned it into X, the biggest beneficiary of the ensuing exodus of mostly ...
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Bluesky Gets an Instagram Makeover With Flashes App
Love Bluesky, but wish you had an Instagram alternative too? See how the Flashes app may be exactly what you need.
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‘Free Our Feeds’ campaign aims to billionaire-proof Bluesky’s tech
The initiative, Free Our Feeds, aims to protect Bluesky’s underlying technology, the AT Protocol, and leverage it to create ...