Aiir Inc.’s Studio Inbox platform now supports Bluesky.
CTO Gav Richards said customers requested this. “Bluesky has rapidly gained popularity in recent months, with millions of new users joining as an alternative to X (formerly Twitter).”
Customers can see replies to their posts or mentions of their handle on Bluesky, as well as reply, follow, like and repost.
“Bluesky sits alongside other content like WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, SMS, email, website form submissions and RSS feeds.”
Studio Inbox is a “listener interaction dashboard,” a web-based interface that brings messages together in one screen. It is offered in the United States on barter by Premiere Networks. Elsewhere it is offered on a cash basis.
“Stations can organize messages in a way that works best for them, enabling on-air talent to focus on their show without the distraction of switching between tools.”
The service allows users to post content directly to Bluesky, such as news articles, from Aiir’s Social Publisher tool.
