Instagram is testing the capability within the 'Explore' section of the app, which features curated posts that are customized for every user based on the people they follow or the posts that they like.
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Instagram Network ‘Doing Things Media’ Surpasses 30 Million Followers, Hires New Sales Lead
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Instagram Testing Ability To Tap Through Certain Posts Rather Than Scroll
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Instagram Exec Adam Mosseri Assumes CEO Role In Wake Of Co-Founders’ Departure
Exactly one week after Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger left the Facebook-owned company over a reported rift with Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Instagram has announced a successor: Adam Mosseri, the current VP of product.
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BuzzFeed’s ‘Romeo Likes Juliet’, A Queer And Interactive Retelling, To Play Out On Instagram
On Oct. 9, BuzzFeed will begin releasing an eight-day, interactive, all-women retelling of Romeo and Juliet that will play out across seven Instagram and IGTV profiles in real time.
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Instagram Co-Founders Depart Facebook Amid Reported Rift With Mark Zuckerberg
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Instagram Is Finally Testing Video Tagging
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You Can Now Apply To Be Verified On Instagram Via Form Within App
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Brands Are Reaching Out To Young Teens On Instagram To Negotiate Cheap Product Endorsement
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Instagram CEO On Stories Vs. Home Feed: “The Balance Between The Two Is Shifting”
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Facebook And Instagram Add Tools To Help Users Not Get Addicted To Facebook And Instagram
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Huda Kattan, Lele Pons Are Instagram’s Top-Paid Digital Influencers At $33,000 Per Post (Report)
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MTV Taps Tessa Brooks, Bretman Rock, Scotty Sire To Announce VMA Nominees On Instagram’s IGTV
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