The social network Threads is going to start showing live sports scores, starting with NBA basketball. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the initiative and wrote that it’ll be adding more leagues in ...

Mark Zuckerberg isn’t doing quite the same victory lap he was less than two months ago. Despite an initial explosion of signups and engagement numbers, Threads, Meta’s X competitor, is struggling to ...

While we commend the firm’s timing of Threads, a social-media app like Twitter, and are impressed with how quickly the app attained more than 100 million users, uncertainties regarding user retention ...

Threads, the Twitter rival spun off from Instagram, was one of the fastest apps to clock 100 million users, achieving the milestone within a week of its launch. But it appears that interest in the app ...

Starting today, Instagram Threads will begin the rollout of one of its most-requested features: the ability to use the service via the web, while logged in. At launch, Threads users will be able to ...

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Threads is making a big change as it continues to grow exponentially as an alternative to Twitter. Instagram boss Adam Mosseri took to the micro-blogging platform to announce that they would be ...

“Live scores are coming to Threads. @NBA is up first, and we’ll add other leagues soon,” said Zuckerberg in a post on X. A company spokesperson told 9to5Mac that the scores feature is now being rolled ...

You can’t schedule replies, because Threads wants the platform’s conversations to feel real-time and alive. You can’t schedule replies, because Threads wants the platform’s conversations to feel ...

So this question is primarily aimed at my fellow posters, rather than the admins & mods, but why are we so hesitant to start new threads? It's particularly acute in the Soap Box 1, but I've seen it in ...