A torrid tale of VCs, large amounts of zeros, the "stickiness" of Instagram users. And, of course, the bromance between Kevin Systrom and Mark Zuckerberg.
Today, Instagram turned off the ability to share photos correctly on Twitter. It may seem like a minor tweak but it could have larger connotations for Twitter's competition with Google and Facebook.
From rooftop bashes and acquisition talks to staff clashes and layoffs, Hipstamatic’s founders and ex-employees describe the startup’s losing struggle to keep pace with Instagram, Facebook, and others in the white-hot photo-sharing space. Read the three-part series from start to finish.
From rooftop bashes and acquisition talks to staff clashes and layoffs, Hipstamatic’s founders and ex-employees describe the startup’s losing struggle to keep pace with Instagram, Facebook, and others in the white-hot photo-sharing space. In part one of this three-part series, Twitter comes calling, but Hipstamatic decides to go social on its own.
Facebook has struggled to generate mobile revenue, which could stunt its potential. But Instagram could be the key to changing Zuck's fortunes. GRP Partners' Mark Suster, Big Spaceship's Karina Portuondo, Percolate's Noah Brier, and Ad.ly's Walter Delph share their ideas.
In the investment world, brand is everything--and Y Combinator is the undisputed king of startup accelerators. But now they face stiff competition from a new breed of competitors.
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