The New York Times has 1,357,935 Bluesky followers as of . Source: Bluesky’s public AppView API.
The New York Times has 1,357,935 Bluesky followers as of . Source: Bluesky’s public AppView API.
Next: 1,500,000, likely Sep 11 to Sep 24, 2028
from 1,356,445 on Nov 6
from 1,354,981 on Oct 29
+552 since Oct 29
Range from the pace over the last 7 days and since Oct 29. It updates daily.
@nytimes.com leads by 1,002,342 followers. Last 30 days: @nytimes.com +2,954, @reuters.com +3,041. At the 30-day pace, @reuters.com would need more than 100 years to catch @nytimes.com. Full comparison
Each line starts at zero: the axis counts followers gained since Oct 29, 2026.
| Date | Followers | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today so far | 1,357,935+39 | +39 |
| Nov 12 | 1,357,896+241 | +241 |
| Nov 11 | 1,357,655+173 | +173 |
| Nov 10 | 1,357,482+219 | +219 |
| Nov 9 | 1,357,263+191 | +191 |
| Nov 8 | 1,357,072+212 | +212 |
| Nov 7 | 1,356,860+215 | +215 |
| Daily average | +208 | |
| Last 7 days | +1,490 | |
— means no reading that day. Changes are never spread across a gap.
| Period | Gained · followers at the end |
|---|---|
| Week of Nov 9 (so far) | +850 1,357,922 |
| Week of Nov 2 | +1,570 1,357,072 |
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The New York Times has 1,357,935 Bluesky followers as of Nov 13, 2026, 02:44 UTC. Today: +39.
+2,954 followers since tracking started on Oct 29, +1,490 in the last 7 days and +39 today.
Likely Sep 11 to Sep 24, 2028, when the count passes 1,500,000. Range from the pace over the last 7 days and since Oct 29. The forecast updates daily.
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