Technology advocates and celebrities are backing the launch of Free Our Feeds, a campaign designed to “save social media from ...

The new organization wants to build on the open-source, user-defined model of the increasingly popular platform Bluesky, in ...

The initiative, Free Our Feeds, aims to protect Bluesky’s underlying technology, the AT Protocol, and leverage it to create ...

The campaign aims to raise $30 million to build an open-source social platform free from "billionaire control." ...

A new, independent foundation called ‘Free Our Feeds’ has launched a new campaign as they aim to raise $30M to 'liberate ...

A global campaign aims to protect Bluesky's AT Protocol, creating billionaire-proof social platforms for a fair, open, and ...

Bluesky, the rival to X that’s seen a stunning surge since the U.S. election, was never supposed to just be an alternative to the social network formerly known as Twitter. It was supposed to ...

Bluesky has grown strongly recently, but the promised protection against a takeover, as with Twitter, has not yet been in ...

The campaign, called Free Our Feeds, envisions an “entire ecosystem of interconnected apps and different companies that have people’s interests at heart” — giving users the ability to move ...

An initiative called Free Our Feeds, backed by the founder of Wikipedia, is raising money to protect the technology that powers Bluesky. [Photos: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images ...

so that the future of social media can be freed from the whims of any one company or group of billionaires.” – Wikipedia co-founder and Free Our Feeds supporter Jimmy Wales.