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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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A new study found we enjoy experiences more when we take photos to document them. 
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The social network is an express track for parents interested in sharing and sometimes capitalizing on the visual story line of their children’s lives.
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Instagram banned a picture of a fully clothed woman, poet Rupi Kaur, twice because it showed her period stain. She fought back. And won.
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With major brands on board, some 15-second spots have already hit the popular photo-sharing platform.
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A new study that spending too much time posting and sharing photographs may have detrimental effects on your real-life social interactions.
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Instagram influencers Bianca Valle, Charlotte and Sophie Bickley, and Zach Weiss explain how to master the planned candid photo in this video.
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As Facebook gets even more corporate, Instagram is growing as a space for authentic blogging. Or something. You get 2,200 characters.
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Josh Ostrovsky, also known as “The Fat Jewish” or the “Fat Jew,” is making a new name for himself as an Instagram sensation. What started as an outlet to simply share funny memes and pictures has turned into a full-time job for Ostrovsky.
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We are not always happy and on vacation all the time. It just looks that way....
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