InDigital GEMsbyMartin Laffont·1d agoWhen Bluesky went down, did decentralisation save anyone?For brands on Bluesky: what moving your account really protects, and what it doesn’t.
InDigital GEMsbyGiulia A Moreira·1d agoThe Social Web Without Ads: Where Bluesky’s Revenue Could Come FromHow can Bluesky build a sustainable business without relying primarily on traditional advertising?A response icon1A response icon1
InDigital GEMsbyHamza Benzekri·1d agoBeyond Bluesky: What the AT Protocol Means for the Future of Digital CommunitiesWhat happens when your audience is entirely dependent on one social media platform? That’s where the AT Protocol comes in and offers a…
InDigital GEMsbyMazi Ferraz·1d agoWhy are fandoms still not a thing on Bluesky?A hypothetical analysis to evaluate why traditional social media still wins the battle for the fans
InDigital GEMsbyMichelle Cyr·1d agoWhat happens to social media strategy if the algorithm dies?A look into what it may mean for social media managers when it comes to the AT Protocol and the FediverseA response icon1A response icon1
InDigital GEMsbyMaïlis THOMAS·1d agoCan decentralized social networks change the way businesses communicate? The case of BlueskyWhat an open, ad-free network could change for brands, press relations and customer relationships
InDigital GEMsbySilvia·1d agoPlatforms Are Countries. Your Followers Should Be Your Passport.Who really owns your audience?
InDigital GEMsbyNelsie Maïdou·1d agoDo Your Followers Really Belong to You?How could the AT Protocol protect the community you built?
InDigital GEMsbyrafatruffa·1d agoWho Owns Your Audience?How the AT Protocol Can Help Brands Secure Their Community
Rayan Guirand·Nov 3Social Media: Are we really in control? how the AT Protocol could change the rulesLike many people of my generation, I grew up watching social media become an essential part of our everyday lives. Facebook was my first…
