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tiktok‘s biggest competition may come from instagram reels, instagram's newly—launched rival.ore features, including that endlessly—scrolling feed of short videos. just in the past few weeks, mark zuckerberg has appeared at a congressional hearing about big tech companies using their power to neutralise the competition. isn't ripping off tiktok essentially doing that? there is innovation everywhere and people are constantly inspired by what they see. it's no longer a surprise to see a feed in a mobile social product, that wasn't the case until facebook brought that to scale. we brought stories to instagram in 2016. and give full credit to snap for inventing that format, but evolved it from there. so what is instagram bringing to the table with this format, that makes it different to tiktok? i think the ability to be discovered is unique to reels. i think in instagram, historically, if you had a large follower base it was easier to kind of get bigger. this is now a product specifically designed to help creators find an audience. now, to be fair to tiktok, i think the idea that

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tiktok‘s guest competition may come from instagram reels.ted many of tiktok‘s has incorporated many of ti kto k‘s features has incorporated many of tiktok‘s features including that endlessly scrolling feed of short video. just in the past few weeks, mark zuckerberg has appeared at a congressional hearing about big companies using their power to neutralise the competition. isn't ripping off tiktok essentially doing that? there is innovation everywhere and people are consta ntly everywhere and people are constantly inspired by what they see. it is no longer surprising to see a feed on mobile, we brought stories to instagram in 2016 and gave full credit to snap for inventing that format and evolved it from there. so what is instagram bringing to the table with this format that brings it different to tiktok? i think the ability to tiktok? i think the ability to be discovered is unique to reels. on instagram historically if you have a large follower base it was easy to get bigger. this is now a product specifically designed to help creators find

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instagram influencer reach up is. instagram influencer reach up prescription.ed so much was the professional looking e—mails charlie showed us a cent from the mysterious companies were actually just from the mysterious companies were actuallyjust from bedrooms around the world. —— sent put up around the world. —— sent put up and the shadowy drop shippers? just influences trying their luck. like everything, you have good guys and bad guys, but the problem is, it is really easy to be a bad guy when you are an anonymous person sitting behind anonymous person sitting behind a laptop. and gabrielle told us how some drop shippers can easily scan people. icy schools, they literally steal money from people. one of the stores were selling ironman hat which was like a real hat and it was up and down and it was being sold for $29. when you go to ali barber, the selling price is less and those stores make million of dollars and then they just wipe make million of dollars and then theyjust wipe the entire store and collect the money and they disappear and they don‘t ship an

the people who are famous to you on instagram may not be the same people who are famous to me on instagrame there are millions of them, who have varying levels of followers and influence. but those millions of mini influencers depend on smaller brands, smaller deals, and a lot less of them, and we found out that many of them have struggled during the pandemic. zara mcdermott is one influencer who sits in the middle ground. she has gotjust under 1.5 million followers, and she works with a lot of mid—level brands. i've seen influencers taking on jobs that i wouldn't necessarily see them taking on before the pandemic, just because i think there's a little bit of an air of, like, let's take as many jobs as we possibly can. but this was the moment it became so much more. right at the end of the interview, zara said something which took our investigation in an unexpected new direction. so, since the pandemic began, we found that we've received a really large quantity of e—mails from brands selling what i think is counterfeit goods, and basically trying to get influencers to market these on their

it's just instagram.hink at this point everyone has instagram. >> but, mike, i would just sbur interrupt you to say that facebook struggled to launch apps in the past but it had great success copying other features within its own apps i think of snapchat stories and augmented reality filters which have been crucial to instagram's growth and strong engagement it seems like this would be a much better way for facebook to get the tik tok or triller audiences by making another feature within its own app rather than trying to create a separate stand alone app it seems like it would make it a bigger threat to you >> i guess one can see it that way. i think the way that we view this launch is that unlike stories, which is a great launch for instagram, they identified the user interface and user experience and you couldn't open instagram and not see stories in your face. i think with reels it's buried i think for what i've seen is that the focus is still around stories and posts. not so much just adding another s

the people who are famous to you on instagram may not be the same people who are famous to me on instagrame there are millions of them who have varying levels of followers and influence. over time, once people got followings that reached a certain level, people realised that they were basically owners of mini media empires. and once the money became clear in that relationship, people started to seek out more followers, more engagement, more brand deals, and build businesses themselves. but those millions of mini influencers depend on smaller brands, smaller deals, and a lot less of them. and we found out that many of them have struggled during the pandemic. zara mcdermott is one influencer who sits in the middle ground. she has gotjust under 1.5 million followers and she works with a lot of mid—level brands. i have seen influencers taking on jobs that i wouldn't necessarily see them taking on maybe before the pandemic. just because i think there is a little bit of an air of like "maybe let's take as manyjobs as we possibly can". but this was the moment it became so much more. right at the

and its presenter rachel will be here to talk about that new me the germans instagram travel. but for us live cultural events around the world have been devastated by the coronavirus this city berlin is world famous for its tech now clubs where the music and dancing stopped abruptly in march but artists always advantage for now even music has to go over the rooftops of this city from one of its most revered music. summer in berlin kovac 1000 put the brakes on the city now cultural life is gradually steering again but under strict regulations in movie theaters. and museums. the pandemic has also prompted germany's principal cultural institutions to try a new path of depression cultural heritage foundation has for the very 1st time open the rooftops of the boat and museum and if they do expand a church for a project together with berlin club. d.j.'s play their sets against a backdrop of historical treasures. event organizer and co initiator mightiest 2nd at the concept of a series of videos for digital platforms. this is absolutely an attempt to launch something new in the midst

, this is really about getting people to stay hooked on instagram, spend more time on instagram wherey, of course, will see more ads. >> yeah. kate, what do you think about it >> it's so interesting that julia brings up lasso. i had never heard of it and i am a big instagram user, so i think rolling it out with instagram is a smart move it also seems more talent and dance focused, less beauty and fashion focused, which is what instagram is so popular for. obviously tiktok is the big elephant in the room, right? what happens with tiktok its future in the united states kind of in limbo here. my question would be, would tiktok stars move over on this new feature on instagram and would the audiences follow them because they're two big and separate platforms >> dom, we know there are have been talks back and forth about poaching tiktok from other networks and platforms like facebook doing it for reels. if it does work, i wonder if facebook goes to tiktok and say, you can just ban tiktok altogether, there's other places to go. >> i don't know if from a pr perspective that's the way they wan

is new beat the germans instagram channel but 1st she's been missing the germans in love. and also showing off a new hip talent of hers. in another country as the new kid on the block of course you're going to feel some kind of culture shock the official definition. as i see the results from using off the many signs and symbols of social intercourse 26. because i want to see germany was for me now just touched down by the british crown and i'm thinking why am i a bit no because even though i should enjoy the freedom while i just can't go in there. being said. to work in any way having to pay with. fish and chips off curry fish and chips all covering. the home when it comes to. the odds for a change. and how to watch annoying people like say somebody above us right straight i'm not as likely to say oh sorry. no. perhaps i think of the new hobby of mine i'm going down the road route i love to be. fish and chips off. fish and chips. the germans and brits have got plenty in common anyway right they're very similar in that with family orientated it's a work ethic they seem to t

that instagram could be disruptive to us, and you described them as a threat, saying that instagram can meaningfully hurt us without becoming a huge business. what did you mean when you described instagram as a threat and when you said that instagram meaningfully hurt facebook? did you mean that consumers might switch from facebook to instagram? >> congressman, thanks for the opportunity to address this. at the time, there was a small but growing field -- >> did you mean that consumers might switch from facebook to instagram? >> thanks. congressman -- >> yes or no, did you -- >> in the space of mobile photos and camera apps, which was growing, they were a competitor. i've been clear -- >> fine. in february of that year, february 2012, you told facebook's chief financial officer that you were interested in buying instagram. he asked you whether the purpose was to neutralize a competitor or improve your services. you answered it was a combination of both, saying what we're really buying is time. even if new competitor springs up, those products won't get much traction. mr. zuckerberg,

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tiktok‘s biggest competition may come from instagram reels, instagram's newly—launched rival.ndlessly—scrolling feed of short videos. just in the past few weeks, mark zuckerberg has appeared at a congressional hearing about big tech companies using their power to neutralise the competition. isn't ripping off tiktok essentially doing that? there is innovation everywhere and people are constantly inspired by what they see. it's no longer a surprise to see a feed in a mobile social product, that wasn't the case until facebook brought that to scale. we brought stories to instagram in 2016. and give full credit to snap for inventing that format, but evolved it from there. so what is instagram bringing to the table with this format, that makes it different to tiktok? i think the ability to be discovered is unique to reels. i think in instagram, historically, if you had a large follower base it was easier to kind of get bigger. this is now a product specifically designed to help creators find an audience. now, to be fair to tiktok, i think the idea that you never know what video is g

tiktok‘s biggest competition may come from instagram reels, instagram's newly—launched rival.—scrolling feed of short videos. just in the past few weeks, mark zuckerberg has appeared at a congressional hearing about big tech companies using their power to neutralise the competition. isn't ripping off tiktok essentially doing that? there is innovation everywhere and people are constantly inspired by what they see. it's no longer a surprise to see a feed in a mobile social product, that wasn't the case until facebook brought that to scale. we brought stories to instagram in 2016. and give full credit to snap for inventing that format, but evolved it from there. so what is instagram bringing to the table with this format, that makes it different to tiktok? i think the ability to be discovered is unique to reels. i think in instagram, historically, if you had a large follower base it was easier to kind of get bigger. this is now a product specifically designed to help creators find an audience. now, to be fair to tiktok, i think the idea that you never know what video is going to

and so many jobs i got through instagram. it's insane to think about. >> and for buddies like me, would you reassure us the kids are not wasting their time on the internet in. >> the kids are all right. and i think with anything, you have to be prudent and exercise self-control and i think there are a lot of good things that can come out of social media. there are several people who reached out to me who have told me just reading my facebook and instagram post has been the reason why they started going to mass again. >> you know, and you're modest about that and to say, your sister is interesting, but it's not but. you're conveying to the people something beyond you and they're responding to it. >> yeah and there is something bugger than me, and i think even people not subscribing to my religious beliefs acknowledge there is something good, wholesome and true about the things i am doing, and they're attracted to that and admire that. they want some of that. >> that is wonderful. it's been great to meet you. >> yeah. >> it you

the city's baseless instagram doesn't use face recognition technology if we introduce face recognition technology to your instagram experience we will let you know 1st and you will have control over whether we use this technology for you. divison technology expert bill new believes despite the controversial nature of the lawsuit there are potentially high risks if ace but really is collecting users biometric data. this is to a large extent a claim that is being brought on a speculative basis because we don't know whether instagram used facial recognition software for sure and we don't know the extent to which it used to now many users to a large extent the law being used here is the one in illinois which is the strictest biometrics of security or privacy law anywhere in the world and has been brought on by halt of us users which are a significant proportion of the. facebook is collecting facial recognition software without any form of consent then this is of real abuse and could be equally damaging because if it loses that dates all or fails to protect as it has started out for instanc

the we want people to handwrite words of love instagram's i mean it's really. kind of helped us and telling that story so as we looked at their e-commerce features that were coming out. you know it was like wow this completely reduces the friction of going to a separate website once your credit card is registered you can use it's on all apps across the platform it's convenient and it increases how long you stay on the site institute for local self-reliance fears that facebook is using this as a backdoor to collect data on consumer behavior the whole business model is based on data stacey mitchell says he is using this moment of desperation to position facebook in that market facebook may in a moment be offering a little bit of competition for amazon another way or small business is to get to market but you know we should remember that facebook itself is looking looking to corner the market dominating the market is key facebook introduced the new shops feature amazon is offering an all inclusive experience and apple has been excluding troubles themselves from th

the suit is baseless instagram doesn't use face recognition technology if we introduce face recognition technology to your instagram experience we will let you know 1st and you will have control over whether we use this technology for you. to discuss the issue that's confident live it to bill new privacy activist and technology expert thank you joining us on the program bell the last day is that the company collected data from 100000000 instagram uses but instagram has over 1000000000 active monthly users what happened to the rest of the years and now data. this is to a large extent a claim that is being brought on a speculative basis because we don't know whether instagram used facial recognition software for sure and we don't know the extent to which it used and how many users to a large extent the law being used here is the one in illinois which is the strictest biometrics security or privacy law and the way around the world and has been brought on behalf of us users which are a significant proportion of the banks but at this moment in time it's largely speculative. and i thought the

facebook is being accused of illegally harvesting the facial recognition data of its instagram users a class action against the social media giant could cost the company up to half a trillion dollars once facebook captures this instagram users protected by metrics it uses them to both areas facial recognition abilities across all of its products including the facebook application and shares this information among various entities facebook does all of this without providing any of their quite notices or disclosures required by illinois law. it is claimed facebook violated the privacy rights of $100000000.00 of its users under the current law companies can be fined up to $5000.00 for each individual reckless or intentional violation therefore means the total fine could potentially reach 500000000000. last month facebook offered to pay 650000000 to settle a similar case when the company was accused of illegally collecting biometric data through a photo tagging tool however it maintains its facial recognition software is not used on instagram. the city's baseless instagram doesn't use fa