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Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Says She Won't 'Enshittify the Network with Ads'

7 dotcoma 4 5/1/2025, 2:21:33 PM wired.com ↗

Comments (4)

jqpabc123 · 5h ago

This would be a lot more believable if she could articulate a reasonable, alternative business plan that would satisfy her VC funders.

gjvc · 7h ago

...yet

m463 · 6h ago

right, I remember when netflix said it wouldn't have ads.

dotcoma · 5h ago

And Facebook took a stand in favour of privacy, in opposition to MySpace.

And Google used to say: Don’t do evil.

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