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Instagram Crosses 1 Million Monthly Active Advertisers Milestone
The number of advertisers has grown five-fold from 200,000 a year ago, said Instagram's vice president for business, James Quarles.
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Google Acquires Odysee Backup and Sharing App for Photos and Videos
Odysee team will be joining Google+, while the service will be shutdown completely by February 23.
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Instagram Claims 300 Million Active Users; Unveils Verified Badges
The Instagram account verified badges are only for celebrities, athletes and brands, making it easier for users to connect to an authentic account.
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Instagram 6.0 for Android and iOS Brings New Photo-Editing Features
Users will be able to adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation and other features of photos.
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Instagram Update for iOS Removes Auto-Sharing to Facebook Feature
After updating to the latest version of Instagram, users will have to use the in-app sharing feature to post on Facebook.
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Instagram says fixing bug that hides users' photos
Instagram is working on fixing a temporary glitch that is showing photos from several days ago.
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Instagram asks court to throw out lawsuit over service terms
Instagram last year rolled out and then amended policy changes that incensed users who feared it would use their pictures without compensation.
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Instagram sued over new terms of service
Instagram has been hit with what appears to be the first civil lawsuit to result from changed service terms that prompted howls of protest last week.
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Instagram reversal doesn't appease everyone
Even as the social network furiously backpedaled, some users said they were carrying through on plans to leave.
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Instagram retreats on some service terms after backlash
Instagram, has retreated from some but not all of the controversial changes in its terms of service that prompted a fierce backlash from users.
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Instagram clarifies it has no intention to sell photos after user outrage
Instagram backed down from a planned policy change that appeared to clear the way for the mobile photo sharing service to sell pictures without compensation.
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Instagram's new terms reignite privacy debate
Users who decline to accept Instagram's new privacy policy have one month to delete their accounts, or they will be bound by the new terms.
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Instagram updates privacy policy to allow data sharing with Facebook
Instagram refined its privacy policy to clear the way for sharing data with Facebook.
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Google brings photo-sharing app Snapseed to Android, makes iOS version free
Google said Thursday its online social network had grown to 135 million active users, and added a photo-sharing app.
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Instagram's CEO Kevin Systrom coy on ad plans, user data
Instagram, which has 100 million users sharing pictures taken on their mobile phones, was acquired by Facebook in April for $1 billion in cash and stock.
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Instagram Crosses 1 Million Monthly Active Advertisers Milestone
The number of advertisers has grown five-fold from 200,000 a year ago, said Instagram's vice president for business, James Quarles.
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Google Acquires Odysee Backup and Sharing App for Photos and Videos
Odysee team will be joining Google+, while the service will be shutdown completely by February 23.
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Instagram Claims 300 Million Active Users; Unveils Verified Badges
The Instagram account verified badges are only for celebrities, athletes and brands, making it easier for users to connect to an authentic account.
-
Instagram 6.0 for Android and iOS Brings New Photo-Editing Features
Users will be able to adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation and other features of photos.
-
Instagram Update for iOS Removes Auto-Sharing to Facebook Feature
After updating to the latest version of Instagram, users will have to use the in-app sharing feature to post on Facebook.
-
Instagram says fixing bug that hides users' photos
Instagram is working on fixing a temporary glitch that is showing photos from several days ago.
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Instagram asks court to throw out lawsuit over service terms
Instagram last year rolled out and then amended policy changes that incensed users who feared it would use their pictures without compensation.
-
Instagram sued over new terms of service
Instagram has been hit with what appears to be the first civil lawsuit to result from changed service terms that prompted howls of protest last week.
-
Instagram reversal doesn't appease everyone
Even as the social network furiously backpedaled, some users said they were carrying through on plans to leave.
-
Instagram retreats on some service terms after backlash
Instagram, has retreated from some but not all of the controversial changes in its terms of service that prompted a fierce backlash from users.
-
Instagram clarifies it has no intention to sell photos after user outrage
Instagram backed down from a planned policy change that appeared to clear the way for the mobile photo sharing service to sell pictures without compensation.
-
Instagram's new terms reignite privacy debate
Users who decline to accept Instagram's new privacy policy have one month to delete their accounts, or they will be bound by the new terms.
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Instagram updates privacy policy to allow data sharing with Facebook
Instagram refined its privacy policy to clear the way for sharing data with Facebook.
-
Google brings photo-sharing app Snapseed to Android, makes iOS version free
Google said Thursday its online social network had grown to 135 million active users, and added a photo-sharing app.
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Instagram's CEO Kevin Systrom coy on ad plans, user data
Instagram, which has 100 million users sharing pictures taken on their mobile phones, was acquired by Facebook in April for $1 billion in cash and stock.
