New to Bluesky and used to getting your news from Twitter? Well, stop, collaborate, and listen! Here are a bunch of outstanding accounts that will keep you tuned into the news without having to get Elon's emotional semen on you. Let me know whom I missed!
Welcome CARD readers to Bluesky. Here's a list of good accounts to follow if you want a deeper understanding of the topics I write about.
it's a collection of news outlets, journalists, people, and other people
Creates an active feed of (mainly) US politics
A great mix of different subjects and interests from people who are active on Bluesky. Dive in! Bluesky has "the juice."
People who provide fact-checking, who study misinformation or who provide insights into human psychology and the media system
Journalists, GeoPolitics, Tech, Writers, +++
Scholars, reporters, bloggers, and other good posters
A list of individuals who have written for Tech Policy Press, appeared on our podcast, or otherwise contributed to our community.
Good people who deeply care about addressing climate change related issues.
Just some recommended folks to follow.
Independent writers, bloggers, and journalists.
Group of influential scientist and science communicators on Bluesky as of October/November 2024. You can see a description of our method here: https://mikeyoungacademy.dk/bluesky-is-emerging-as-the-new-platform-for-science/ and here: https://lassehjorthmadsen.github.io/blueskyanalyses/
A list of people who post about media reform: structural media incentives, the collapse of US journalism, bringing back ThinkProgress, why AG Sulzberger and John C Malone are different problems... And solutions to improve our media. There’s a Media Reform list too: pin it as a Feed.
Follow a bunch of previous guests from Tech Won’t Save Us!
Folks working on public interest technology, critical data studies, and related fields.
Cohort of smart people with reality based reflections on insane world of media and poltics.
Tech bods
people who know things
The best analytic takes on American politics — from political scientists, historians, other academics, and a few extraordinary journalists — that I can find on Bsky. Reading these folks will make you smarter and better informed. Find your partisan jollies somewhere else. 😏
We are a community of scholars researching social activism, protests, movements, and mobilization, online and/or offline.
Democracy suffers when billionaires control the media. This list includes leading academics, writers and advocates in the movement to build a more democratic media system.
You've just arrived, and you're confused. Worry not - here are a few great profiles to get you started. Welcome.
Accounts that engage with the minutiae and big picture of Congress, mostly from a political science perspective. Not reporters or actual Members of Congress. Limited to 150.
seeking the vibe of twitter before the halfwit bought it
Everyone knows a Dave. It's one of life's universal constants.They're the human equivalent of a default setting, pre-installed in every social circle. But if you're sitting there thinking "I don't know a Dave," don't panic. Here's your Dave. You're welcome.
Politicos, Journalists, and friends who have informed and challenged my own thinking over the years.
Academics, journalists, activists, and other smart people who post about extremism, mis- and disinformation, conspiracy beliefs, technology, and other issues important to democracy. People I've worked with or interact with frequently.
These are the accounts I use on here to follow what’s going on
This is an incomplete list of the people on this platform at the intersection of civic tech, data, and design, which includes both practitioners and researchers.
Editors, Writers, and Patrons
If you need to replace me in the aggregate, this should get you a solid 80% of the way there
You can follow a bunch of ppl I follow so you won’t have to start from scratch
Psychiatrists, psychologists, and mental health professionals concerned over America's current pandemic of mental ill-health.
My favorite people on here, including some of my favorite voices from Twitter.
A starter pack for students, researchers, archivists and culture workers engaging with digital heritage and culture studies.
The faves
a starter pack for professors of corporate & business association law, history, sociology, politics, theory, finance, etc. If you'd like to be added (or removed!) please let me know.
This is my first attempt at making a starter pack! I'll try sharing things I find interesting or fun here. They're not necessarily endorsements or signs of agreement on my part!