Instagram Focuses on Original Content from Creators Plus the CEO of Snap on Stolen Products and Features
The Instagram Stories - Social Media NewsShow Notes
The team at Instagram is going to start penalizing aggregators who don't make original content, and just take content from others. Additionally, the team at YouTube is going to stop sending push notifications to subscribers after 1 month of not clicking on them, and will communicate new videos through the YouTube Inbox (the bell!) instead. Also the CEO of Snap, Evan Spiegel, explains what it's like to have Instagram and Meta copy all your ideas.
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