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Threads Hands-On: Instagram's New App Might Just Be Dull Enough to Beat Twitter - Vimarsana News

Threads Hands-On: Instagram's New App Might Just Be Dull Enough to Beat Twitter

Meta released its hotly anticipated Twitter copycat, Threads, yesterday, moving the app’s release up from Thursday morning to early evening on Wednesday night. According to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, 10 million users flocked to the app in its first few hours. Things on Threads were, to be frank, pretty boring. Ironically, that could be the secret to Threads’ success. On a chaotic internet fueled by outrage, dull may be what users and advertisers want.

Source: yahoo.com
Threads by Instagram Hands-On—It's Dull Enough to Beat Twitter - Vimarsana News

Threads by Instagram Hands-On—It's Dull Enough to Beat Twitter

Meta just launched a Twitter-killer called Threads that is, so far, very dull. In the Musk era, that may be just what people need.

Threads has Instagram's network, Facebook's advertisers, and no Elon - Vimarsana News

Threads has Instagram's network, Facebook's advertisers, and no Elon

Meta released its hotly anticipated Twitter copycat, Threads, yesterday, moving the app’s release up from Thursday morning to early evening on

TikTok Scrutiny Raises Questions over Big Tech China Coordination - Vimarsana News

TikTok Scrutiny Raises Questions over Big Tech China Coordination

Washington D.C.'s increasing scrutiny of TikTok raises questions over how other big tech companies work with China.

Big Tech Critics See Revived Hope for New Antitrust Laws After Win in the House - Vimarsana News

Big Tech Critics See Revived Hope for New Antitrust Laws After Win in the House

Advocates hope last week’s House passage of antitrust legislation could drive more ambitious proposals making their way through Congress.

Source: nbcdfw.com