Want to reconnect with people you interacted with on Twitter and do just a bit of clout chasing? Here’s a few tips to help you get started rebuilding your social media following on the Threads ...

In an attempt to capitalize on users with an increasing sense of apathy toward Twitter since Elon Musk's takeover, Meta has introduced Threads. With a similar interface and idea to Twitter ...

If you’re breathing and online, you’ve likely heard about Threads, the new kinder, gentler, less Musk-y Twitter threat everyone’s talking about. If you have an Instagram account, you might b ...

Threads is Instagram's latest social media platform. It hopes to be a rival to Elon Musk's Twitter. Users on Threads can write, share, and respond to posts with up to 500 characters. Here's a step ...

Meta has moved in with its own Twitter clone, Threads. The app for the new social media platform is now live for both Android and iOS. Threads looks much like Twitter. Very much. You get to type ...

Twitter’s no good, very bad week just got worse. While Elon Musk was busy placing limits on the number of tweets users can now view each day, Instagram owner Meta was quietly preparing an ...

According to the company, Threads “offers a new, separate space for real-time updates and public conversations,” rivaling Elon Musk’s Twitter. Tens of millions of people agree already.

If you've scrolled Instagram in the past week, you've probably seen notices that some of your friends have joined Threads, the social media-verse's buzziest new hangout spot. Adam Mosseri, head of ...

This week, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, released Threads, its Twitter competitor. It soon became the most rapidly downloaded app ever. More than 70 million users have joined ...

Known as “Threads,” the platform debuted Wednesday evening and within seven hours of launch had already added 10 million users, according to Zuckerberg. For those familiar with Twitter ...