Meta launched its new microblogging app Threads on Thursday, with boss Mark Zuckerberg reporting 30 million signal ups within the first day.

But can the tech firm, which additionally owns Instagram and WhatsApp, capitalise on current adjustments at Twitter by proprietor Elon Musk which have alienated a lot of its customers and advertisers?

Not content material with a battle on socials, Meta's multibillionaire proprietor additionally seemingly agreed to a cage combat problem from his rival - although no date has but been set for that.

On the Sky News Daily, Sally Lockwood takes a better have a look at how Threads measures up towards Twitter with tech commentator and journalist Chris Stokel-Walker.

Plus, Sally discusses the rivalry between Zuckerberg and Musk with Ben Little, affiliate professor of cultural politics on the University of East Anglia, who co-authored the e-book New Patriarchs Of Digital Capitalism: Celebrity Tech Founders And Networks Of Power.

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