Instagram recently rolled out a new way to create and share video content with friends and the community at large: Instagram Reels. Familiar to anyone who has used TikTok, Reels enables users to ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Short-form videos continue to influence how Instagram connects with users globally. Reels allow content creators to expand reach and ...

Instagram announced today that new video posts that are shorter than 15 minutes will now be shared as Reels. Videos posted prior to this change will remain as videos and won’t become Reels. The ...

Instagram is testing a short-form video format called Reels in India, that will allow users to create and share videos up to 15 seconds long. The move comes just one week after rival TikTok, which is ...

IT之家 1 月 5 日消息，当地时间 1 月 1 日，据《华尔街日报》报道，在不断试错和算法优化后，Reels 已经成长为 Meta 最具增长潜力的业务。对于曾多年追赶 TikTok 的 Meta 来说，下一步考验在于，Instagram ...

First there was Vine, then Tiktok… and now Instagram Reels? In an attempt to stay relevant with music-loving video makers, Instagram started to test a new Stories format by that name in Brazil Tuesday ...

TikTok may be the fastest growing social media platform, but Instagram still holds a place in many peoples' hearts. Over the past several years, it's evolved into a platform that supports video, ...

But Instagram hasn’t said how the format is actually doing But Instagram hasn’t said how the format is actually doing is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. With TikTok’s future uncertain, Instagram is hoping to lure some creators away with the rollout of a direct ...

Instagram head Adam Mosseri recently said it was “no longer a photo-sharing app,” noting the company was prioritizing a shift into video amid significant competition from TikTok and YouTube. Today, ...

Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri states he is “not yet happy” with Instagram Reels, the social platform’s answer to TikTok, in an interview with The Verge‘s “Decoder” podcast. “We’re growing both in ...