She strives to run and build Bluesky, an ascendant social media app which opened to the public in early 2024, antithetically to the centralized way in which Zuckerberg has built Meta, she tells TIME.

With this message emblazoned in Latin on her black T-shirt, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber greeted a standing-room-only audience at this month's South by Southwest festival. Graber's outfit cleverly ...

Bluesky has blown up this year thanks to a vibrant community of posters, user customization choices, and a decentralized protocol that doesn’t lock users into the choices of a billionaire CEO.

Among many the options Bluesky CEO Jay Graber says she’s considering to generate those is the introduction of ads–a monetization method that’s proved problematic for established ...

When Bluesky CEO Jay Graber walked on stage at SXSW 2025 for her keynote discussion, she wore a large black T-shirt with her ...

At this year’s South by Southwest festival, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber made a quiet but pointed statement wearing a black T-shirt emblazoned with the Latin phrase “Mundus sine caesaribus” (“a ...

Speaking at the SXSW conference in Austin on Monday, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber says the social network has been working on a framework for user consent over how they want their data to be used for ...