as to ot deep my outfit of the day instagram and fashion pretty much a perfect match after all instagram is all about visuals and making things look good many people with a neck for self presentation have already become rich through instagram some influencers even known worldwide fashion brands rely on instagram they use the platform for the find the image and to set new trends and some are working at a higher pace than ever before until recently fast fashion brands like h. and m. a primary had the quickest turnover they needed just 4 weeks to get a new look into their stores this is now much too slow for fashion brands they rely on algorithms designed exactly the clothes 1000000000 euros want. these days it doesn't take long before he left training on instagram gets picked up by retail his speed is about highest importance but fast fashion brands like their own misguided from the u.k. . and you would have asked question on vito ultra fast fashion brands are very good at copying the latest looks from celebrities and influencers and can get a design produced and ready for purchase in just

we also got his thoughts on instagram today. the company and facebook are battling the virus on their site , as well as his relationship with mark zuckerberg. also, we will take you to the white house. we are monitoring the white house press briefing scheduled to start at the top of the hour. we will have headlines on the bloomberg as that begins. we will be right back. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology. we turn now to my exclusive conversation with instagram cofounder and former ceo kevin systrom who left the company abruptly in 2018. we talk about the state of his relationship with mark zuckerberg. we talk about why he has not posted on instagram in almost two years. we also talk about why he believes -- how he believes facebook is handling this information about the coronavirus and more. kevin: knowing the people that work there, i think everyone has the best of intentions. and, if you could have planned for this and created a contingency plan for a global pandemic that would shut the business d

what does that mean for instagram possible trajectory going forward -- instagram's trajectory going forwardrah: as the company centralizes its work on the biggest problems, they are going to prioritize the problems that affect the most people. facebook still has a lot more people than instagram does. instagram sometimes gets its problems pushed down to fourth or fifth or sixth priority in the long list of things that facebook needs to conquer. that's not good for instagram's users, who are more engaged now than ever. we've seen a huge spike of activity on instagram and facebook, especially in places that are extremely difficult to monitor, like live video. i think we are going to see this problem get harder, especially since the company doesn't have enough people working on it. emily: your new book "new filter out next week.is coming up, we will talk about another social media mogul, jack dorsey, committing $1 billion worth of his wealth to covid relief. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. the press conference is scheduled to start at any moment, th

behind the scenes, as facebook restricted resources for instagram, instagram has been a lot slower to some of the big problems that it has, like with misinformation and with anonymity and all of these has had on facebook their end. instagram has become a second or third priority for facebook, just as cultural power is growing. it almost feels as though instagram has been successful for facebook despite facebook in a way. sarah: in a way, what i would say it was also in the beginning incredibly necessary for instagram to join facebook. back in 2013, they only had a dozen employees and facebook was about to go public. they spent more money than anyone thought instagram was worth since they didn't have a business model. the biggest problem was that instagram was crashing all of the time. they didn't have very stable ways to manage all of their growth. growth is the thing that facebook is expert at. they are very good at figuring out how to grow and grow and get more people in time and attention. shery: we are running out of time. .hat was sarah frier this is bloomberg. ♪ because you can'

i look to instagram for diversions for breaks, for pictures of my friends, but we are also seeing instagramorms focus more on misinformation and disinformation. what happens if i logon now and post some lie claiming 5g is responsible for this. what happens my post? >> if you post misinformation related to covid-19 or otherwise that creates risk of real-world harm, we try to find it as quickly as we can, take it off instagram, take it off facebook, et cetera. we do that by working with organizations around the world, health organizations around the world to identify claims, things like, you know, drinking bleach will cure you of your covid-19 symptoms. then we fan out from those claims to hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of pieces of content -- someone is texting me right now -- and try to find those things as quickly as we can and remove them. if you say the sky's blue, that doesn't create the -- sorry, the sky is green, that doesn't create the risk of real world harm so we'll treat that differently. >> i feel like people are posting more honestly. instead of a filter, posting your be

i look to instagram for diversions for breaks, for pictures of my friends, but we are also seeing instagramnd other platforms focus more on misinformation and disinformation. m what happens if i logon now and post some lie claiming 5g is responsible for this. what happens my post? >> if you post misinformation related to covid-19 or otherwise that creates risk of real-world harm, we try to find it as quickly as we can, take it off instagram, take it off facebook, et cetera. we do that by working with organizations around the world, health organizations around the world to identify claims, things like, you know, drinking bleach will cure you of your covid-19 symptoms. then we fan out from those claims to hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of pieces of content -- someone is texting me right now -- and try to find those things as quickly as we can and remove them. if you say the sky's blue, that doesn't create the -- sorry, the sky is green, that doesn't create the risk of real world harm so we'll treat that differently. >> i feel like people are posting more honestly. instead of a filter,

gl there were a few fun moments with instagram live itself.usly, the first one had technical difficulties. the second one, you're doing something that instagram live wasn't really designed for. you're trying to get music right. you're trying to get the sound right. do you think you'll be online more or less? >> i don't know. i'm just rolling with the waestlesz, you know. that's what i feel like we both are doing. this is something new to us. >> yes. >> we're technical guys, for sure gl right. >> but with instagram, it's like another world. you're talking abou talking aboe 35 on there. so that's kind of-- we're kind of packed that, you know, coming on. people appreciate us being on. >> uh-huh. >> so we appreciate it, man. everything that we get, come our way, i'm so appreciative. >> ultimately what came out of this was that, you know, we-- it's so cool when you think about it that teddy and i, we made history. >> yeah. >> and on a time when people were needing music, and needing love, we were able to deliver that and look at what we did, teddy.

for the first time, instagram was allowed to operate independently.ur show talked about how he considered mark zuckerberg more of a board member than a boss. but as instagram became more successful -- emily: sarah, hang on a sec. we have to go to the president now. he's at the podium. let's listen in. yorkers arep: new tough and strong and brave. andjerseyites are tough strong and brave and they are being hit very hard right now. for the next week, hopefully not much longer than that, it will start to go the other direction. our country is being hit hard but some areas have done so incredibly well. we are so proud of them. they will beat this virus. we are going to beat it with the grit and the heart for which they are known, and for which our country is known. we appreciate everything that everybody is doing. for prime minister boris johnson. he loves this country, he loves his country, but he loves the usa. he has always been very good to us, whenever we had difficulty, he was with us. we appreciate it. we pray for prime minister boris johnson, goin

leslie jordan's instagram, i don't know, i think he has 2 million followers suddenly and he's an instagram are some of his postings. >> so, it has come to this. ironing to pass the time and watching a murder program on television. honey, she killed him. and then she fed him to the tigers. i'm talking to my friends, mama! quit bothering me! how much more of this can i take? are y'all watching netflix? honey, i conquered netflix. i've watched them all. i watched the one about the tigers. i watched the one about the boy who tortured kittens. i watched the one about the nun that got killed in 1969. i watched the one about ivan the terrible. there is nothing left for me to watch. but i'm not about to turn on the news. they want to make you think it's like the end of the world. they don't know [ bleep ]. i will turn on anderson cooper. because people have said that we resemble. we both have white hair. >> leslie jordan joins us now. god bless you. i am so thrilled that you're here. you give me such joy. i'm so honored that people say we resemble. i can't tell you how many people come up to me an

can keep up the audience on instagram can keep up with the action.nd for the purposes of this online show, i have to provide a short intro video. hey there. my name is 0mar mehtab, i'm 29... during the round—robin dates, those involved don't know what each other looks like. in all the videos uploaded, fingers obscure faces. only if the couple hits it off are they finally revealed. the creators wanted to get right away from the normal obsession with image that you find on most dating sites to get to what they say is important. ‘cause anything is possible! for me personally, i happen to have achondroplasia, which is the most common form of dwarfism. now, a lot of girls, not all girls, but a lot of girls are looking for the 6' 4", attractive, "he's got the beard, he's got the good hair, the muscles and all the things," so for me to go on a dating app like hinge or tinder, the numbers just aren't great because i don't get the opportunity... people go, "oh, nah — swipe left," but for something like loveisblind and loveisquarantine, like i said, we're allo

one of instagram, series of instagram stories called eva stories. some here may have heard about it. and i believe it was a filmmaker in israel who did this. and instagram stories, maybe someone here can fact check me if i get the definition of instagram stories a little bit wrong. but they are essentially short, sort of video clips that can be posted on a fairly regular basis on an instagram page, account. app. sorry. there was this instagram story called eva's stories. it kroniccaled the true story of a young woman who was murdered in the holocaust and sort of portrayed her in the current day. you saw eva taking selfies and eva out with her friends. it was as if the holocaust was happening now in lots of ways, while also staying true to much of her story. and there was lots of debate about this, if it was appropriate, if it was horrifying, if it should be taken down and condemned forever. lots of young people connected with this. it had lots of views or followers and/or followers. students would come and say i saw this on this instagram story. how

through facebook live instagram through instagram, our channel on youtube, here as well as our website. so mr. kaplan, how long you think you will be close? >> that's a really good question, i wish i had the answer to that. what we are announcing is that we will reassess every two weeks. so basically 31st we will look at it and see where we are then. and see if there is a chance to open. i suspect that this is going to impact not only my business, but small businesses everywhere for many, many many months to come. even if we do get open. we've been over the last week with a very, very minimal business. people just don't want to go out. i think probably until a vaccine is found, and people feel secure, there is always going to be that sense of insecurity of gatherings. >> have you shut down your restaurant earlier is that shutting down as well tomorrow? >> the restaurant is shutting down tonight. actually, that is the one thing the state has mandated that restaurants will only be open for take-out. but that is not happening too much either. i friends in the restaurant business and i thi

this is a question that come from instagram.symptoms likely to suddenly appear within two to 14 days or do they take time to develop. joseph do you want to take that? >> actually i'll lake john take that. they can bury is all i'll say and john can follow up more precisely than that. >> and the big difference if you look at this compared to the flu. flu comes on all of a sudden, like someone went from feeling under the weather to feeling really bad. this builds more slowly. people call it a slow burn over five to ten day period you start with symptoms and fevers will start spiking and you might feel better for 12 to 24 hours and all of a sudden it will take off again and the symptoms will come out and be a lot harder. again this is a slow build up not as fast as the flu but has more severe symptoms than the flu typically has. >> next question, vicky on instagram asks if a person had the virus was a symptomatic and never tested is there a test to determine if a person had the virus. >> there is a test that is a blood test, that wi

thank you. >> james and tyler created the instagram online dating series called "quarantine bachelor" off the popular television reality series. >> instead of a rose, it's a roll. instead of an engagement ring, it's a date. >> they launched their first season less than two weeks ago. >> hi, guys. i'm kenzie. i'm 23 years old and i'm currently quarantined in reno, nevada. >> five contestants from around the country were chosen. richard shaw, based out of san francisco, is their first bachelor there is a group meet and greet, and the virtual dates are edited down future a couple of minutes for everyone to see. >> everyone has their own opinion and objections to what you may say or do. it's definitely a challenge. >> and there is no hard feelings. >> i'm sorry things didn't work out between us, but i know that i have six amazing new friends. >> it's just been so fun. it got me out of my comfort zone, which i know is something i really need to be working on. >> modern problems i guess need modern solutions. and i felt this was kind of an important way to let love grow still during shelter

thank you. >> james and tyler created the instagram online dating series called "quarantine bachelor" off the popular television reality series. >> instead of a rose, it's a roll. instead of an engagement ring, it's a date. >> they launched their first season less than two weeks ago. >> hi, guys. i'm kenzie. i'm 23 years old and i'm currently quarantined in reno, nevada. >> five contestants from around the country were chosen. richard shaw, based out of san francisco, is their first bachelor there is a group meet and greet, and the virtual dates are edited down future a couple of minutes for everyone to see. >> everyone has their own opinion and objections to what you may say or do. it's definitely a challenge. >> and there is no hard feelings. >> i'm sorry things didn't work out between us, but i know that i have six amazing new friends. >> it's just been so fun. it got me out of my comfort zone, which i know is something i really need to be working on. >> modern problems i guess need modern solutions. and i felt this was kind of an important way to let love grow still during sheerac

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>> guest: anyone in this room done the original instagram challenge? it was an incredible experience because it was for the first time people having very public conversations around their own unconscious racist beliefs. i had never seen it done before. it wasn't behind a pay wall or private setting and read what was being said. i knew from day one that this was a special thing that was happening. i knew by the end it had to become a book because there were people who were watching the challenge who were too scared to join in and they wanted to do the work that they were afraid and because the transformations i had seen i knew it had to go beyond the challenge i knew i would never run again. but it was so incredible it had to go beyond that live experience. i decided to turn it into a workbook and the great thing about doing that as i was no longer constrained to the instagram capture size. i had learned some things. i didn't realize how hard it would be for me and the people i was asking to go on his journey. let me prepare you for what you are about t

jorge: vamos con una pregunta vÍa instagram. antonia: muy buenos dÍas. los que son padre de ciudadanos americanos. es al problema de no reconocer que es un problema de salud pÚblica y que afecta a todos, no sÓlo a los ciudadanos sino tambiÉn a los padres de los ciudadanos. no estÁn incluidos hasta este momento. jorge: en instagram, alexa quiere saber lo siguiente: "¿cuÁnto tiempo va a durar la crisis econÓmica? ¿cÓmo vamos a hacer para sobrevivir?. me preocupan mis hijos. si me pasa algo, quiÉn los va a cuidar?" >> las expectativas de la crisis son de hasta ocho meses. sin embargo, hay ciudades estÁn suspendiendo muchas actividades. y los estÍmulos econÓmicos, son las Únicas opciones inmediatas. hay muchas preguntas abiertas, las preguntas son importantes pero no hay respuestas. ilia: queremos agradecer a la profesora mÓnica garcÍa pÉrez, ella es presidenta de la asociaciÓn de economistas hispanos de estados unidos. tambiÉn a todos ustedes, recuerden quedarse en casa. tenemos en nuestras manos una gran posibilidad de reinventar la manera de querernos. jo

we've been continuing to stream on our facebook and instagram. quickly, for those who missed it, we were talking about, if you see someone on the street, a homeless person who is coughing, and you were just sort of finishing up that answer there? >> yes. they are a priority population for services and for prevention and what you can do is, if you notice someone who is unsheltered and who looks like they may need assistance, call 311 and report it there. and we will make sure that someone from our emergency operation center is able to follow up and assist. >> all right. we're getting another question now from facebook, from jill, asking, how does this compare to sars? >> so, that is a very good question. sars is also a coronavirus, so, they are in the same family of c viruses. sars was a much more deadly virus. many more people died if they contracted it, however, it wasn't as easily spread. so, this coronavirus, this covid-19 disease, this infection we're seeing now, is much easier to spread person to person than sars was. but people who became i

we need to talk call she shared a video of the 2 on her instagram story. will tell you also what it will cease average i get where you're going with putting a man is in the high way in that. you actually and a lot of people are great. if you want to be outside u.s. basically while right outside we put you said the time to jump around in the sky. let me take you know cut it and want to see. >>oversight being as senator and a presidential candidate to harris is a pretty awesome. cook has so she she adds fresh ingredients like celery and onion to this recipe and she teases warner that it's amazing that you know will just sit the can like a drain the water out some good tips. there. >>a theater actor who has performed on san francisco stages for many years has gotten the coronavirus you might remember julia brothers from her most recent work here at the as of playhouse and the show titled dance nation. well, she got sick while gearing up for a new show in new york city which of course is the epicenter of the pandemic in the u.s. unfortunately. she's beaten the

what we have seen with facebook youtube and instagram and facebook has been recently doing this with information about the coronavirus labeling it as potentially suspect and this is i think one way to make sure consumers are more aware rather than it away completely. >> deal response about whether that is working or it can work? >> it's still early days and we will need to study the impact. i think it's a start and it's better than nothing to remember few years ago eric schmidt who is the ceo of google at the time asking what the thought was in google about certain whether this should be something that needs a heavier hand tonight doma find it problematic content and he said we don't censor anything. they are sort of tipping the cup on someone behind the scenes in the comes as question of the fact that we don't necessarily have visibility into these actions. one of the things that makes these companies interesting from a citizen's perspective is the relative absence of transparency. we are really in a position to say revealed to us your algorithms that show who you are citing are not

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instagram stories, maybe someone here can fact check me if i get the definition of instagram stories a little bit wrong. they are essentially short video clips that can be posted on a regular basis on an instagram page. account. app. so there was this instagram story however was posted, called evo stories and it chronicled the true story of a young woman who was murdered in the holocaust. and portrayed her in the current day. so you saw eva taking selfies and eva out with her friends. and it was as if the holocaust were happening now in a lot of ways. while also staying true to much of her story. and it was lots of debates about this. it was appropriate, if was horrifying, if it should be taken down and condemned forever. fundamentally, lots and lots of young people connected to this. it had millions of views and followers. and/or followers. students in my classeses would also come and say i saw this on this instagram story. how real is this? and it opened up the avenue for lots of conversation about what is accurate and what is not because they were able to see themselves and make c

you're an influencer on instagram. how are you using instagram to change perspectives.s such a powerful tool. are you highlighting people who spread love or people who do harm? what's your approach? >> we're sharing a lot of stories that are being sent in. and i'm getting messages like every 10, 15 minutes and stories about being that are happening around the world. so we're treating a lot of stories that are hate and evil, and at the same time we're all seeing a lot of good things that people are stepping up or standing up to give back and help others out there that are in need right now. but a lot of it is really just a lot of negative stories and really bad racism. >> well, you are raising awareness with your posts. i want to address this next question to dr. chin hong. you heard in daniel dea kim's testimony that he caught it in new york where he was filming. so it was a community spread case. and that being asian does not make him any more likely to be a carrier, nor did he catch it there. scientifically speaking, can you clarify that? are asians more likely to be

yeah, that's bull [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: you have, like, over 100 million followers on instagram.er three weeks what made you want to start a talk show? what made you want to -- thank you for doing it, but why? >> so i wanted, you know, i am -- whether it's with my music -- i just want to connect with people. like, you know, like you said, kind of on your show, i'll talk to pretty much anyone. like, i love to connect with people i love to get to know someone. and it was very, like, abrupt kind of all this happening like, there wasn't very much -- it just seemed like all of a a sudden, we were on this lockdown and we are socially disconnected but it didn't seem like there was a lot of time to kind of adjust to the new way that things were going to be. so it was very, like, startling, and just caused me a lot of anxiety and i think a lot of people -- a lot of panic and you felt -- you know, it just -- i really just felt really alone and scared. and so i guess by remembering i do have those 105, you know, more than followers, it's, like, friends. and i thought of my followers now as

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>> is there anybody in the room who did the original instagram challenge? no. okay. it was an incredible experience because -- it was for the first time people having very public conversations around their own unconscious racist thoughts and beliefs, and it had never -- never seeped done in that way. wasn't behind a pay wall or private setting, anybody could read what was being said on my page and i knew from day one that this was a very special thing that was happening, and i had to pay attention and i knew by the end it had to become a book. there were people who were watching the challenge who were too scared to join in and i knew they wanted to do the work but they were afraid. and that because of the trans-term makes i had seen i knewed had to go beyond -- had to go beyond a challenge i knew would never run again. never doing that again. but it was so incredibled had to go beyond that live experience, and so i decided to turn it into a workbook, and the great thing about doing that was i no longer cob strained to the instagram caption size. could write at length

vonnie: that was instagram co-founder kevin systrom. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy from london, i'm johnson. vonnie quinn over in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." it's time for futures in focus. now -- toddning us colvin is joining us now. i've got oil down. what is the downside here? todd: good question. there's a lot of change. when we talk about oil prices going negative, you are adding the production and storage costs together. we are already seeing that in very hard to visualize, having an oil producer pay you to hold their oil, but that is kind of the level we are at now. there's some small downside, but big upside. the upside is very into your because big upside doesn't come until the global and domestic economies open up again, and right now, we are talking about rolling out very slowly, and oil prices don't want slow growth. they want immediate satisfaction. right now they are not getting that. clearly, one of the factors here is there simply isn't the storage to be able to take some of the crude coming through. at what point do tho

watching this reality show u nfold instagram watching this reality show unfold can keep up with the is 0marmetap, i'm 29... during the round robin date, those involved don't know what each other looks like. in all the videos uploaded, fingers obscure faces. 0nly uploaded, fingers obscure faces. only if the couple hits it off are they finally revealed. creators wa nted they finally revealed. creators wanted to get away from the image obsessed focus of websites and what is said is important. personally i have a common form of dwarfism. a lot of girls, not all, are looking for the six foot four attractive... he's got the beard and the good hair and the muscles and all the things, so and the muscles and all the things, so for me to go on a dating app like hinge or tender, the numbers aren't great because i don't get the opportunity to swipe left, but for love is blind and love is quarantine, we are allowing people the opportunity to love people and who knows? right, it's 2am here, making it evening time in the us, and before the first date is even begun, excitement is building up. so, m

>> is there anybody in this room to take a instagram challenge? it was an incredible experience. it was, for the first time, people having very public conversations around their own unconscious races thoughts and beliefs. i've never seen it done before in that way, it was behind a payroll or in a private setting, nobody could come on my page and read what was being said. i knew from day one that this is a very special thing was happening and i had to pay attention and i knew by the end it had to become a book. because they were people watching the challenge were too scared to join in and i knew they wanted to do the work but they were afraid and because of the transformations, i knew it had to go beyond a challenge which i knew i would never run again. [laughter] never doing that again. it was so incredible that i had to go beyond that live experience so i decided to turn it into a workbook and the great thing about doing that, i was no longer constrained to instagram, i could write at length. i had learned something, i didn't realize how hard it would be. for me and the people i

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