This week, Meta launched its new social media app, called Threads. This Twitter-like network lets users post short text blurbs along with images and videos. It’s an obvious move to win over ...

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 ...

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 ...

Meta released Threads — a new text-based app poised to compete with Twitter — on Wednesday. There are other Twitter competitors, but Threads has the advantage of Instagram's existing user base.

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Instagram Threads has arrived at a time when Twitter users face controversial platform changes that may or may not cause an exodus from the 16-year-old micro-blogging site. With Threads ...

Talk about threading the needle — Meta has been building hype for its Twitter copycat, Threads, this week, and even launched it a day early on Wednesday evening. And because it’s an app that ...

One of us is a Twitter addict; the other not so much. In the end, we were both unsure how people might use Threads in the long run. By Brian X. Chen and Mike Isaac Brian X. Chen writes Tech Fix ...

That has sparked a host of challengers vying for Twitter's beloved throne, the latest of which is Threads, which was unveiled late Wednesday by Meta, the parent company behind Facebook.