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Instagram Founders Launch Artifact AI-Curated News App, Invites Live for Private Beta
Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have made a comeback with a new social media app that will offer AI-curated personalized news feeds. Artifact is said to be a kind of TikTok for text. Systrom has announced the launch of Artifact via his Twitter handle. The app is currently live for private beta testing.
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Instagram Founders Launch Website to Track Rate of COVID-19 Infections
RT.live tracks the effective reproduction rate (Rt) of coronavirus separately for all the states, thereby giving an estimate of the number of people who get infected by a single infected person. “Values over 1.0 mean we should expect more cases in that area, values under 1.0 mean we should expect fewer,” says the website.
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Instagram Says CEO Systrom, CTO Krieger Resign
Systrom and Krieger did not specify a reason for their departure.
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Instagram Co-Founders Resign: "Plan To Explore Our Creativity Again"
Co-founders of Facebook Inc's Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, have resigned as chief executive officer and chief technical officer, respectively, the photo-sharing app company announced late on Monday.
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4 Indian-Origin People In Fortune's 'Most Influential In Business' List
Four persons of Indian-origin, including three women, have been named by Fortune among 40 of the most influential and inspiring young people in business under the age of 40.
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Instagram Will Soon Let You Like Comments, or Even Turn Them Off Completely
"Liking lets you show support and encourages positivity throughout the community," said chief executive Kevin Systrom in a company blog post.
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Facebook introduces video on Instagram
Facebook is adding video to its popular photo-sharing app Instagram, following in the heels of Twitter's growing video-sharing app, Vine.
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Confirmed: Twitter had agreed to buy Instagram before Facebook swooped in
Weeks before he accepted a $1 billion buyout offer from Facebook, Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom had verbally agreed to a $525 million offer from Twitter.
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Twitter had offered Instagram $525 million deal: report
Weeks before he accepted a $1 billion buyout offer from Facebook Inc, Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom had verbally agreed to a $525 million offer from Twitter, according to a report in The New York Times citing unnamed sources close to Twitter and Facebook.
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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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Behind Instagram's success, networking the old way
Co-founder Kevin Systrom told associates he was not interested in selling. Then Mark Zuckerberg called.
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Facebook to acquire Instagram for $1 billion
Facebook will pay $1 billion in cash and stock for Instagram, a 2-year-old photo-sharing application developer, in its largest-ever acquisition just months before the No. 1 social media website is expected to go public. By acquiring Instagram, Facebook may also have sought to absorb a potential rival or at least prevent it from falling into the han...
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Instagram Founders Launch Artifact AI-Curated News App, Invites Live for Private Beta
Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have made a comeback with a new social media app that will offer AI-curated personalized news feeds. Artifact is said to be a kind of TikTok for text. Systrom has announced the launch of Artifact via his Twitter handle. The app is currently live for private beta testing.
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Instagram Founders Launch Website to Track Rate of COVID-19 Infections
RT.live tracks the effective reproduction rate (Rt) of coronavirus separately for all the states, thereby giving an estimate of the number of people who get infected by a single infected person. “Values over 1.0 mean we should expect more cases in that area, values under 1.0 mean we should expect fewer,” says the website.
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Instagram Says CEO Systrom, CTO Krieger Resign
Systrom and Krieger did not specify a reason for their departure.
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Instagram Co-Founders Resign: "Plan To Explore Our Creativity Again"
Co-founders of Facebook Inc's Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, have resigned as chief executive officer and chief technical officer, respectively, the photo-sharing app company announced late on Monday.
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4 Indian-Origin People In Fortune's 'Most Influential In Business' List
Four persons of Indian-origin, including three women, have been named by Fortune among 40 of the most influential and inspiring young people in business under the age of 40.
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Instagram Will Soon Let You Like Comments, or Even Turn Them Off Completely
"Liking lets you show support and encourages positivity throughout the community," said chief executive Kevin Systrom in a company blog post.
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Facebook introduces video on Instagram
Facebook is adding video to its popular photo-sharing app Instagram, following in the heels of Twitter's growing video-sharing app, Vine.
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Confirmed: Twitter had agreed to buy Instagram before Facebook swooped in
Weeks before he accepted a $1 billion buyout offer from Facebook, Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom had verbally agreed to a $525 million offer from Twitter.
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Twitter had offered Instagram $525 million deal: report
Weeks before he accepted a $1 billion buyout offer from Facebook Inc, Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom had verbally agreed to a $525 million offer from Twitter, according to a report in The New York Times citing unnamed sources close to Twitter and Facebook.
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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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Behind Instagram's success, networking the old way
Co-founder Kevin Systrom told associates he was not interested in selling. Then Mark Zuckerberg called.
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Facebook to acquire Instagram for $1 billion
Facebook will pay $1 billion in cash and stock for Instagram, a 2-year-old photo-sharing application developer, in its largest-ever acquisition just months before the No. 1 social media website is expected to go public. By acquiring Instagram, Facebook may also have sought to absorb a potential rival or at least prevent it from falling into the han...
