At this point, it’s unclear who was behind the “massive cyberattack” that led to X enduring multiple outages on Monday, ...

All PFT posts on Twitter are posted on Bluesky and Threads. I'll personally be making the Bluesky posts until Twitter returns ...

Via Matthew Belloni of Puck, the NFL’s refusal to allow teams to have official Bluesky accounts has prompted an antitrust lawsuit from consumers who want to follow the various franchises on a platform ...

The lawsuit says the NFL's decision to bar teams on Bluesky is a "financial matter," citing "published reports." The Sports Business Journal reported last month that the league wants a paid ...

“Fun day for an X outage,” the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport added on ... Meanwhile, ESPN’s Adam Schefter doesn’t appear to have an active Bluesky account, but he does possess a presence ...

The NFL is no stranger to controlling its digital footprint, but its latest move has sparked a legal battle that could change the landscape of social media partnerships in sports. As Bluesky ...

As NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport reminded us, though, we have these giant flat screens in our living rooms for a reason.

An antitrust lawsuit has been filed by two football fans against the NFL for not allowing its teams to use the social media app Bluesky. They claim the NFL is engaging in “an unlawful group ...

Bluesky, a rising social media platform, faces resistance from the NFL, which has banned teams from using it in favor of established platforms like X, TikTok, and YouTube. This decision has led to ...