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  • Kobe Bryant Tweets a Grotesque Picture of His Surgery, Crosses Social Media Boundaries

    In case you’ve been living under a rock the past couple months, Kobe Bryant has taken up social media in an unprecedented way. After rupturing his achilles tendon, Kobe has embraced the 21st century and has quickly ascended my Power Rankings of Favorite Tweeters and Instagrammers. Congrats Mamba, you’re my number one! Recently, he’s been giving updates on his rehab as he tries to prove his haters wrong and comeback from his most devastating injury of his career. But Kobe crossed a line this past week. A social media line, that is usually reserved for the creepy people on the internet not named Kobe. He Instagrammed a picture of his achilles surgery and it was the most disgusting picture I’ve seen since Kevin Ware’s broken leg made its way on the interwebs.

  • Instagram Launches Web Profiles For Users

    A while back we predicted Instagram would one day soon challenge Facebook and Twitter for social network supremacy and it is happening. Today they began rolling out web profiles for users, and it looks great.  Your web profile features a selection of your recently shared photographs just above your profile photo and bio, giving others a snapshot of the photos you share on Instagram. In addition, you can follow users, comment & like photos and edit your profile easily and directly from the web. It’s a beautiful new way to share your Instagram photos! To see your profile, or to explore a friend’s profile, simply navigate to instagram.com/[username]. Checkout @RSVLTS user profile here >>

  • Instagram Photograph of Hurricane Sandy Selected for Cover of Time Magazine

    Another HUGE win for Instagram, proving that it is the biggest, baddest social network in the game. Jeff Bercovici of Forbes recently wrote that Time had great success after hiring five Instagrammers to document Hurricane Sandy. The resulting collection on Lightbox, Time’s photography blog, was “one of the most popular galleries we’ve ever done,” says Kira Pollack of TIME, and it was responsible for 13% of all the site’s traffic during a week when Time.com had its fourth-biggest day ever. Time’s Instagram account attracted 12,000 new followers during a 48-hour period. One of photographer Benjamin Lowy’s photos even ended up getting selected for the cover. While the level of resolution isn’t perhaps what might be achieved with a camera, says Pollack, “It reproduced beautifully. There’s almost a painterly quality to it.”

  • 5 Ways Instagram Can Boost Your Marketing Plan

    From Levi’s to the local craft foods shop, businesses of all sizes are flocking to Facebook’s free photo-sharing app Instagram, hoping to get noticed by its 80 million active users and expand their reach. Available only on Apple iOS and Android, Instagram has emerged as an effective marketing tool. How can you use Instagram to take your marketing to the next level? Start with these five tips…  

  • How To Not Suck At Instagram

    Casey Neistat, the guy behind “Make It Count” and “New York City Bike Lanes,”  goes over what to do, and what not to do, on Instagram using famous examples through an engaging video.

  • How Instagram Got Crushed In Their Deal With Facebook

    At the beginning of 2012 many business insiders would have argued that Instagram, the popular photosharing app, was Facebook’s top competitor. So what does Facebook do in this situation? The same thing any company would do. Buy ‘em out! It was fear that lead Mark Zuckerberg to buy Instagram for $1 billion (twice it’s reported value) but in the end, according to this article by NY Times, Facebook gave Instagram a raw deal.

  • How To Spot An Instagram Junkie [Infographic]

    Now 40 million users strong, digital photo-sharing app Instagram has taken advantage of the photoblog trend and transformed into something of an overnight global success. With the startup earning press for expanding its product to Android users and being snatched up by Facebook’s powerful grasp, the tech world is wondering what kind of users are downloading the app and catapulting the brand to the top. Below is a guide created with Flowtown on how to recognize the obvious signs of a die-hard Instagram devotee.

  • The Facebook/ Instagram acquisition Gallery (1 Billion Photos)

    With the acquisition of Instagram for $1 Billion, only the brilliant minds at both companies know whats to come in the months ahead. In only a year Instagram has completely transformed the platform of cellphone camera editing and sharing. Many have already speculated Instagram losing its cool factor with Facebook in the picture, but most of that is coming from people ironically bantering Facebook via Facebook status update. This can only be good for photographers (professional and amateur) and Instagram itself, now being backed and bought by an innovative company with virtually unlimited resources. Check out these incredible photos from Webstagrams daily feature, Photo of the Day.  

 
 

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