I have now found 1070 verified accounts from media organizations in the #Fediverse, but only on #Mastodon, #Flipboard, #Threads, #Bluesky, #Ghost and #Peertube.
from mho@social.heise.de to fediverse@lemmy.world on 09 Jul 08:08
https://social.heise.de/users/mho/statuses/114822250856705055
from mho@social.heise.de to fediverse@lemmy.world on 09 Jul 08:08
https://social.heise.de/users/mho/statuses/114822250856705055
I have now found 1070 verified accounts from media organizations in the #Fediverse, but only on #Mastodon, #Flipboard, #Threads, #Bluesky, #Ghost and #Peertube.
Just one is on #Sharkey (đđ» @heiseBotti) and none on #Pixelfed, #Lemmy, #Piefed, #Misskey & Co. Are there really none there, or did I miss some?
Source:
https://fingolas.eu/fediverse/overview.html
#bluesky #fediverse #flipboard #ghost #lemmy #mastodon #misskey #peertube #piefed #pixelfed #sharkey #threads
threaded - newest
What do you mean by verified? Iâm not sure thereâs such a thing as âverificationâ on Lemmy, at least.
Probably verification by the associated domain. At least this works on Mastodon and Friendica.
https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/verification-in-the-fediverse/
Also, if the organisation shares their fediverse profile on their official website, you can consider them verified
Media organizations typically donât want to post (only) to discussion groups, they want to provide a way to follow them as organizations.
That being said, @heiseonline@social.heise.de does sometimes mention threadiverse communities in its posts so they appear in those communities.
@schnurrito
I know about @heiseonline đ That's us.
yeah, I saw your instance only after posting the above comment :D
Still, some other people reading this thread might not know this; I think the way you guys are doing it is a good way to get your articles more widely spread, I think it would be good if other media organizations did the same.
Bluesky doesnât count.
I donât see why a media organisation would use lemmy. Unless if itâs via the wordpress or another integration.
@mho Since when is Threads part of the Fediverse?
@heiseBotti @fediverse
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse
More than one year now.
https://www.heise.de/en/news/Meta-Platforms-integrates-threads-more-strongly-into-the-Fediverse-9778132.html
@mho So it's possible for Thread users to follow people in the Fediverse now? And they actual moderate their servers, respect data privacy and copyrights?
@heiseBotti @fediverse
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse
No, it isn't. But that doesn't make something part of the #Fediverse, does it? Try following someone with a Peertube-account for example. I dind't find a way, yet it's still a part of the #Fediverse..
I'd say: Fediverse = "connected via ActivityPub"
@mho Disagree.
Because it does. And I am already following people on PeerTube, works just fine!
I've to say, reducing the Fediverse, its development, its history and many supporting different software and diverse communities to a protocol, is, to be frank, just ignorant for an editor of an on tech focused online magazine. You should know better in 2025.
@heiseBotti @fediverse
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse
No, I mean following an account from #Peertube.
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse
And if it's not "just" about the protocol: Who gets to decide about the definition? The people on #Mastodon? The ones on #Misskey? Or Lemmy? And why not the ones on #Threads, which could be soon the biggest part of it (the protocol, I mean)?
@mho We are getting off track. I'd say, don't call it "Fediverse" in your original post, but e.g. "software using activity pub", if that is what you are referring to and if you don't want to be misunderstood.
Regarding the Fediverse and what it stand for as its self-conception built over the years by so many individuals and communities which widely agree upon, my above mentioned remarks still apply.
@heiseBotti @fediverse
In a perfect world, all media organIationa would have their own instances (tied to their domains) for each network type (threadiverse, micro logging, video, short form video) and these instances would be used for both content distribution (official NYT mastadon feed) and for validation of journalists.
The non-profit foundations that manage these networks could provide managed services to raise more money for development (beyond donations).
This is the part of the internet that we have forgotten. Everyone is supposed to be their own little island but they all connect. If I want news I shouldnât have to go to Facebook, I should have to go to the news org.
This is why the Fediverse has been thriving by imitating monolithic platforms like Reddit or Twitter but doing so in a way that domains (aka âsitesâ are still all their own.
I shouldnât have to go to Reddit to get to CNN, I should have to go to CNN to get CNN. CNN should not join Lemmy, CNN should host a Lemmy instance and have communities for topics and programs, and its users should only be people who work there. And that should all be federated out for the rest of us to interact with.
(CNN was the quickest news org name to type and I wasnât about to use Fox as an example)
Itâs funny how Americans technology oligarchs love propaganda copytext that includes terms like innovation, change and disruption, yet they are all vapid and lacking any imagination.
This is why RSS is/was so important. RSS readers curate what a user wants to catch up on or follow, right from the sources. Having your own reader (not Feedly, its too big really) means you choose who to directly follow. You click through to them. Back in the day Technorati provided what was trending and big headlines r busy hashtags. So a kind of watchtower. All links went directly to the original content.
@4am not sure about Fox, but @CNN is already here, technically đ Just that Lemmy provides no way on viewing anything else than communities/groups and whatever that account posted in these.
There are a bunch of news accounts on Flipboard that have the federation enabled in this list. If you're on Mastodon, Friendica, Mbin and probably Piefed too, you should be able to follow them too.
@Skiluros
@mho Das ist DER Fehler im Fediverse. Warum muss man fĂŒr jeden Service einen eigenen Account haben?
@vowe Wenn du nicht selbst eigene Photos bei Pixelfed veröffentlichen willst, ist ein eigener Account nicht nötig. Deinem Lieblingsfotografen kannst du von Mastodon aus folgen und auch kommentieren.
Genau so mit den anderen Projekten, mehr wurde nie versprochen.
/cc @mho
@vowe
Muss man ĂŒberhaupt nicht, das ist tatsĂ€chlich der groĂe Vorteil. Trotzdem gibt es Argumente dafĂŒr, zum Beispiel, weil verschiedene Dienste unterschiedliches ermöglichen: Zum Beispiel die hĂŒpfenden Emojis von @heiseBotti
https://federation.network/notes/a9z6q2eifb0g09ql
@mho komisch. Wieso fragst du dann nach Accounts von Medien auf anderen Services? Das mĂŒsste dann doch der gleiche sein. Kann ich mit @vowe einfach Peertube-Videos posten oder muss ich dazu einen neuen Account einrichten?
@vowe
Nein, das sind unterschiedliche Dinge. Du kannst von deinem Mastodon-Account kein Peertube-Video veröffentlichen, dazu brauchst du den Account. Aber du kannst damit interagieren (linken, in der Timeline gucken, per P2P teilen etc.) und das ist der Vorteil.
Wer vorwiegend Bilder postet, sollte dafĂŒr keinen Mastodon-Account nutzen, bei Kurznachrichten dagegen schon. Das Tolle ist, dass alle trotzdem verknĂŒpft sind. Die Softwares sind aber untereinander nicht austauschbar.
@mho wir reden aneinander vorbei. Der Geburtsfehler ist, dass Identity nicht funktioniert. Anstatt eine eindeutige ID zu haben, hast du auf jeder Instanz eine andere. Und deshalb suchst du dir einen Wolf nach Medien im Fediverse. In atproto ist meine ID did:plc:k5ybhnnyl4zwq7ey3q3fogzt und sie kann beliebige Namen haben. Egal welcher Service, diese ID bleibt gleich.
@vowe Die Grundidee damals war meines Wissens auch eine andere. NĂ€mlich eine eigene Instanz fĂŒr eine Community. Community meinte in dem Fall eher die eigene Familie, der lokale Sportverein usw. Diese Communities können sich dann untereinander verbinden.
@mho
@mho the image preview looks like great advertising for Flipboard.
@heiseBotti @fediverse
@ProtonPrivacy@lemmy.world is quite likely the official org
Hilarious that that accountâs made a single comment pushing back on classic lemmy hysteria/paranoia and then apparently left the platform.
@mho @heiseBotti @fediverse you can add âȘ@novaramedia.com⏠on Bluesky (also bridged to Mastodon) - itâs an independent left wing media organisation from the UK
@mho @heiseBotti @fediverse Bluesky uses the AT protocol, not the ActivityPub protocol and I don't think Bluesky is connected in any way to the Fediverse. Threads, however, is connected to the Fediverse.
Bluesky accts federate with mastodon and vice versa. Not sure about other fediverse apps.
@stig I really do not see how your assertion is accurate. Bluesky uses the AT protocol while the Fediverse uses the ActivityPub protocol. While Meta has connected Threads to the Fediverse via ActivityPub, Bluesky is not connected to the Fediverse. Only way I know create some some exchange between Bluesky and Mastodon is thru the 3rd-party platform Bridgy Fed.
Threads is connected to the Fediverse but the Fediverse doesnât want to connect with Threads
@pineapplelover I follow many Threads users on my Mastodon account. Currently I can read posts from Threads. In the near future I'd like Meta to integrate Threads Fediverse-wise so that replies can also go back and forth.
Yeah I guess there are more people like you. But if this ever happens then Iâm personally blocking all Threads users.
@mho @heiseBotti @fediverse
I kinda think there's 4 levels to media being here.
1. having an account on some other server
2. running your own server just for news feeds etc
3. running your own server for staff
4. posting native AP articles ala #ghost
@wjmaggos @mho @heiseBotti @fediverse Weâre teetering between 2-3 with a dream of hitting 4 at some point.
@mho @fediverse
https://netzpolitik.org is on Pixelfed at https://instapix.org/netzpolitik.org
@mho @fediverse and @antimidia and @submedia are both news organizations heavily using peertube