An article published on tech news site VentureBeat raises the question on the staying power of social media giants and Silicon Valley darlings like Facebook and Twitter.
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Instagram 5.1 Android update launches today
Instgram 5.1 update has been launched to juice up global expansion, no new features added except for speed enhancement to better perform and redesigned camera screen best fitted for the iPhones released last year.
Facebook's Instagram said to ink $50M advertising deal with Omnicom Group
Instagram, the mobile photo sharing service of Facebook Inc, has signed a $50 million advertising deal with Omnicom Group, according to sources interviewed by Bloomberg.
Mobli signs up for Nasdaq Private Market
Mobli, the startup that also offers a mobile photo and video platform, has announced its intentions to join the Nasdaq Private Market to provide its investors more liquidity, TechCrunch reported.
Facebook Messenger now available on Windows Phone
Facebook Messenger can now be downloaded for free on the Windows Phone via the Windows Phone Store, the software giant has confirmed the news through its blog.
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A recent investment round by Israeli startup Mobli had secured USD60 million in investment from Carlos Slim's América Móvil and other institutional investors.
People who had been using Instagram would start to see advertising in their photo sharing feeds in the next couple of months.
Last Saturday, John Legend and Chrissy Teigen got married in Lake Como, Italy with Teigen wearing three different gowns from the Vera Wang collection.
North, the child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, was introduced to the world via Instagram. In a classic media coup, the grandmother gave the world a glimpse of her new grandchild by Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
According to cyber experts at RSA, the Zeus virus, widely utilized to embezzle credit card data, was recently altered to generate fake likes in Instagram and other social media sites.
Facebook would launch a 15-minute ad video that would cost US$2.5 million per day for advertisers. Facebook planned to launch video ads into the news feeds of users that would last for 15 seconds.
Media reports of Facebook becoming "uncool" for teens was not true. There were media reports saying that teens were deserting Facebook. Teens were Facebook's very first market.
The users of Instagram complained about a hack that posted photos of smoothies and fruits to their accounts.
Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook said that he plans to earn from Instagram through advertisements.
