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Instagram Is Pivoting To Video - Gizmodo
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— よしなしごと / ITエンジニアなカップル (@yoshinashigoto_) July 1, 2021

And now, Instagram is coming clean: they say that they're not a photo app anymore, they're a video app. They detailed that they will only promote video reels from now on. Be prepared to have your IG images soon not seen by almost any of your followers: https://t.co/m7S6EdXcDE

— Eugenia Loli (@EugeniaLoli) July 1, 2021

instagram’s product history:
-revolutionized photo sharing
-copied snapchat
-copied periscope
-copied youtube
-copied tiktok
-wants to copy tiktok even morehttps://t.co/r2J0BumAvV

— Jake Kastrenakes (@jake_k) July 1, 2021

Head of Instagram says Instagram is no longer a photo sharing app https://t.co/A7WRCyD0VO pic.twitter.com/RhtxcK0PQJ

— The Verge (@verge) June 30, 2021

Instagramは「正方形の写真共有アプリ」としてではなく、アルゴリズムとビデオによって駆動される一般的なエンターテインメントアプリとして考えられることを望んでいる。https://t.co/xcZ7jVDDfw

— おぐりん / インスタマーケ (@ogurin__) June 30, 2021

Oh, wow. So they noticed the thing about their own app that has been obvious for years. https://t.co/xO0hUMP37b

— Esther (@selfawaresoup) July 1, 2021

I’m thinking of using my Flickr account instead of Instagram, or just hosting my photos on my own website. https://t.co/XGiGqkFvKd

— Sheepchase ?? (@sheepchase) July 1, 2021

Head of Instagram says Instagram is no longer a photo sharing app https://t.co/VDkTuGcKqx ?

Adam Mosseri says the company is looking to lean into entertainment and video after seeing the success of competitors like TikTok and YouTube. pic.twitter.com/Ybs6P7tWnO

— Paul Sutton (@ThePaulSutton) July 1, 2021

pour one out for the still photography fans in your lives https://t.co/z8JW01gojO pic.twitter.com/42oUkndMgn

— Alex Fitzpatrick (@AlexJamesFitz) June 30, 2021

This reminds me of the “pivot to video” in the 2010s. https://t.co/9k95ylKjrW

— ~Ethereal~Spice? (@papayathemariah) July 1, 2021

"We’re no longer a photo-sharing app." - Adam @mosseri, Head of #Instagram.

Photographers, what are your thoughts on this news? It's not entirely *news* as we've seen Reels and Stories take hold, but to hear it from the top is jarring nonetheless. https://t.co/F3dUa36og0

— PhotoShelter (@photoshelter) July 1, 2021

Seeing outrage over Instagram moving to primarily video, with its top exec saying it's no longer a photo-sharing app.

Seems like an opportunity for someone to create a high-quality, low-friction photo-sharing app. @Flickr maybe? @twitter? https://t.co/fJBwGN2Vij

— Dwight Silverman (@dsilverman) July 1, 2021

Forcing users to engage w content from creators they don’t follow, rather than from their friends/family further flattens the insta experience into one that positions you as either consumer or creator. It’s not about sharing it’s about buying and selling https://t.co/L4rnQbgvma

— amil (@amil) July 1, 2021

Instagram、TikTokを“深刻な競争相手”として、ユーザフィードにフルスクリーン動画を推奨表示する大がかりな改修をテスト中。トップAdam Mosseri氏、「我々はもはや正方形の写真共有アプリではない」と語る｜https://t.co/DhYcGYdhgg

— 藤村厚夫 (@afujimura) July 1, 2021

I just don't get Facebook's strategy of "rip off the nearest competitor."

If we wanted TikTok, WE'D USE TIKTOKhttps://t.co/t4uqYWiqJd

— Holly Brockwell (@holly) July 1, 2021

“We’re no longer a photo-sharing app or a square photo-sharing app,” said @mosseri https://t.co/HA1iCxQ6o7

— Taylor Lorenz (@TaylorLorenz) June 30, 2021

Instagram says we are no longer a photo sharing app and will focus on full screen video more like TikTok (and cites YouTube as competition as well). Would like to hear @eugenewei take ? But mine is: yes of course focus on video!!https://t.co/rxm6SnPkBv

— Rui Ma 马睿 (@ruima) July 1, 2021

Ewww. Quick, someone make a new Instagram. People really do want to share photos. There's an entire demographic that will have nothing after Insta makes changes like these. ?

"Facebook is testing drastic changes to Instagram to make it more like TikTok"https://t.co/OGsY9og0HG

— Addy (A.E.) Bross? Author & Librarian (@AddyBrossWrites) July 1, 2021

"Facebook is testing drastic changes to Instagram to make it more like TikTok" @sal19 for @CNBC https://t.co/ddDgr2hcQV

— The Real Facebook Oversight Board (@FBoversight) July 1, 2021

Facebook is testing drastic changes to Instagram to make it more like TikTok. @sal19 reports. https://t.co/9JCdBK2WU2

— CNBC (@CNBC) July 1, 2021