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Jay Graber

American software engineer
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  • Bluesky logo and app on smartphone.
    Bluesky
    / Bluesky’s business structure and ownership

    …primarily owned by software engineer Jay Graber. Its board of directors includes Jeremie Miller, the inventor of Jabber; Mike Masnick, author of the paper “Protocols, Not Platforms,” which inspired the Bluesky project; and Kinjal Shah, a general partner at Blockchain Capital, a venture capital firm.

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    …primarily owned by software engineer Jay Graber. Its board of directors includes Jeremie Miller, the inventor of Jabber; Mike Masnick, author of the paper “Protocols, Not Platforms,” which inspired the Bluesky project; and Kinjal Shah, a general partner at Blockchain Capital, a venture capital firm.

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