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At the time it was named Burbn
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Kevin Systrom closes a $500,000 seed funding round with Baseline Ventures for work on Burbn.
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Mike Kriger is now known as the co-creator of Instagram
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Instagram is open to public use
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Just one week from its launch Instagram has 100,000 active users
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Hashtags create a means of grouping together photos so that people can better navigate the images on the app.
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Instagram has raised $7 million from a variety of investors which include Benchmark Capital, Jack Dorsey, Chris Sacca and Adam D'Angelo. The deal values Instagram at approximately $25 million.
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The first update of the app is available! The new version has built in filters so that people can edit their images and is able to share high resolution pictures.
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The application is downloaded over 1 million times in the first day of availability.
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Instagram raises $50 million from venture capitalists for a share of the company - this approximately values the company at $500 million dollars in value.
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Facebook acquires the rights and shares of Instagram
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Instagram redesigns its website so that photos are viewable on the web.
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The update to the terms and service agreement granted itself the right (starting from January 16, 2013) to sell users' photos to third parties without notification or compensation.
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Allows users to tag people in posts and if accepted appear in a seperate feed on the application
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Users are now able to post videos to the feed!
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Instagram rolls out sponsored post advertising to the United States
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Direct, a feature that allows users to send photos to specific people directly from the app. Instagram's primary intention with the Direct feature is to compete against messaging services.
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The new series of editing tools include: brightness, contrast, highlights, and shadows of images.
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Advertising is launched globally. Instagram bolsters up its capabilities, testing ad formats that prompt users to do things such as installing an app, signing up for an email newsletter, or link to a retailer’s site to purchase a product
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Boomerang allows the user to shoot a one-second burst of five photos that is turned into a silent video that plays forwards and then reverses in a loop.
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Switches it's feed from chronological order to algorithmically driven.
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The product works like Snapchat Stories: users can post 24-hour ephemeral photo and video slideshows that disappear.
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Allows users to broadcast live on Instagram, for up to one hour. Live videos on Instagram are not preserved, and are removed from the service once a user is done broadcasting.
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A feature allowing users to post multiple photos in one post, in a slideshow-like fashion.
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