During an interview at WIRED25 just two hours ago, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri announced that the Facebook-owned photo sharing app is going to begin testing the hiding of “likes” in the USA next week.
Instagram’s experiment with hiding likes began in May, when the company suddenly began testing the removal of the feature for users […]. petapixel.com
Instagram’s controversial experiment with hiding public like counts is only live in seven countries, but it’s already inspired some freakouts from influencers who claim the change is crippling their engagement and destroying their livelihood. petapixel.com »
2019-08-07 21:29
Instagram is launching a real-world test of hiding Like counts on photos and videos, an idea that was leaked earlier this month. Within the next several days, users in Canada will no longer be able to see the numbers of likes on posts by people they follow. petapixel.com »
2019-05-01 19:21
Instagram has internally floated the idea of a small design change that would have a huge impact on the service. Leaked screenshots show mockups of Instagram in which the Like counts on photos and videos are hidden from public view. petapixel.com »
2019-04-19 19:50
A photographer has achieved the seemingly impossible task of photographing a person in all 50 American states in a single day. [Read More]
Famous documentarian Ken Burns is exploring the history of the United States through a new book titled, In Our America.
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A collection of photographs that mark pivotal moments in American history complete with notes from the people who took them is being auctioned off today. [Read More]
"Photographing NY remains my main goal in life as a photographer," says Parisian photographer Cedric Roux about the undeniable charm that New York City has on him. Ever since his first trip 10 years ago, he has visited it quite often to photograph its streets and people.
"Photographing NY remains my main goal in life as a photographer," says Parisian photographer Cedric Roux about the undeniable charm that New York City has on him. Ever since his first trip 10 years ago, he has visited it quite often to photograph its streets and people.
"Nationalism in itself is intimately linked to gender and sexuality," says photographer and cultural analyst Katerina Vo about the idea behind her photo series 'Fatherland. ' It delves deep into the interwoven relationships between her father and her homeland, the USA.
I took these photos on a trip from the California coast to Arizona. A few are from the official museum; others show the economic downturn of once-thriving spots along this historic highway. It's hard to get hip about this trip anymore! The post Route 66: 15 Photos Of A Relic Of The Past first appeared on Bored Panda.