instagram had a similar history were we were working on a game and it turned into instagram.mily: the first instagram photo was of your girlfriend's foot, but it is maybe the first filter that was even more consequential. kevin: had i known that would be the first photo on instagram and that instagram would get the place where there's 500 million people using it around the world monthly, i would've tried a little harder. my girlfriend at the time is now my wife. she said i'm not going to post photos unless they look great. she said he should add filters. i said ok i will try making a filter. i added it to the build and it took a photo of her foot and a stray dog. i posted it as a test and it lives on forever. emma: how quickly did it become something that you realized could be not just big, but really big? kevin: i may have been optimistic, but the second be launched, i said there was something new and different here. i'd work with other companies that struggled to get 100 people to sign up in a day and that first morning, that first day we had 25,000 people sign up and i rem

instagram had a similar history.e were working on a game called bourbon that turned into instagram. emily: your first instagram photo was of your girlfriends for but maybe it was even the first filter that had been more consequential. kevin: had i known that was going to be first photo and on instagram and it would get to where five hundred thousand people are using it monthly, would've tried a little bit harder. i girlfriend at the time is now my wife and she told me, i'm not going to post photos unless i can make them look great so you should probably add filters. ro which was the first filter we ever created and i added it and i took a photo of her foot and a stray dog and i posted it as a test and it lived on forever. emily: how quickly did it become something that you realized could be not just big but really big? ms. nooyi: i may have been a little bit optimistic, but the second we launched, there is something new and different. i had work to other companies that have struggled to get 100 people to sign up in a

>> it's very hard to make an animal famous on instagram. it's a full-time job. >> reporter: could it really be that hard to make cute animals famous? i policied a hypothetical challenge, could they make a >> she's got step one covered, she is insanely adorable. number two, good grooming. >> okay, come on. let's go. hi, how are you? you're going in a labradoodle, you're going to come out a star. right now she doesn't want to be internet famous. >> i guess that's what it takes to be a social media star. >> she's a look out, world, here we come. my hershey in all her fluffy cuteness seems more interested in chilling than stardom. >> this is why she can't be insta famous, she doesn't take commands. you're the perfect dog, you even pooped, this is why i love you. oh, well, it's a dog's life. for "nightline" i'm juju chang in new york. >>> next, celebrating the life of america's tv mother, "brady bunch" star and "dancing with henderson. ? then we became the brady bunch ? (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero

and voila, a pic made for instagram.ave to top it off with the world-class caption game. "hey, what's cooking? "posing with great goose, "who wants to pawty with me?" sitting at the "nightline" even correspond desk? really, you have to be this cute all the time? >> good captioning is important. it's telling a story, still giving somebody else that reason to tune in. >> reporter: kyla runs hello society, an agency that represents social media stars of all kinds. why are we obsessed with animals on social media? >> people have a physiological reaction to cute. it elicits these actual warm fuzzy feelings in us. >> reporter: it was kyla's team that discovered david and herman in toronto. >> how can you not look at herman and love him? he's this tiny adorable fluffball that wears hoodieses. >> how does it get big? >> their owners are incredible activers. the sets and the the stories and every photo is really different. >> reporter: keeping it going against capitalizing on herman's stardom. does grumpy cat and gifpalm ring a b

cory: instagram, tighter caps on instagram, the different ways people use it. facebook has figured it out and is parsing the way users use the service and it is in the numbers. cory johnson, james cakmak, thank you for joining us. warner, despite beating analyst estimates for the third quarter and boosting its forecast, the company saw just lukewarm reaction in the markets wednesday. investors remain skeptical about whether it will get approval for its plan. onmakers have called regulators to examine the deal closely to make sure it does not concentrate too much power over the media industry in one company's hand. still to come, what slowdown in the chinese economy, alibaba outperforms again with double-digit growth. how long will it last? shares of fitbit falling off a cliff after the wearable maker latest earnings report. we will show you, and next. ♪ emily: continuing with tech earning shares of fitbit collapsing in after-hours trading, falling as much as 30% after the company released its third-quarter results. those numbers were roughly in line. it is a fo

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oliver: how instagram is laying the groundwork for e-commerce. >> instagram has had advertising for moreow. it has become very popular. this move is taking it in a different direction. the pictures that people post are aspirational. people are already using her instagram to shop in sort of unconventional ways. they are taking screenshots of something they like and saving it for later and sending it to themselves. now instagram is announcing an update that lets people shop directly from posts. brands can tag products the way users tag their friends in photos. it's going to open up more possibility for instagram. instagram is not really making money off this as of yet but it's something that shows that they are trying other things than facebook would do. carol: you have to figure out how to monetize it. you tell in your story about a meeting they had early this year and they were trying to come up with ideas on how to monetize. this is what they will do but that challenge as you write your story is how to do this without becoming sort of a sears catalog, right? ou are sort of getting bomba

but on instagram? ? ? >> beyonce may have more than 89 million instagram followers. but according to "rolling stone" magazine there's a hot new instagram that already has users falling into formation. tsa ranked number four on "rolling stone's" list of 100 best instagram accounts between queen bey and rihanna. tsa advising passengers with witty posts on what you can and cannot bring on from a knife tucked in an enchilada, to a set of spears made famouspy the teenage mutant ninja turtles, making it clear even action figure weapons won't fly. jimmy kimmel -- >> if you have a battery, leave it at home with your mother. >> reporter: tsa inviting travelers to ask if their sometimes unusual items are safe for travel. one user asking, can we carry on a serious agency finding a little humor goes a long way. especially when you're waiting in endless lines. of course, some things are worth the wait. thanks for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making

can you imagine instagram without video? we didn't have instagram stories yet. this campaign we are seeing people engage in what they care to talk about and a lot of past campaigns and i think is the humanizing part you see not here is here mooe a big campaign stage but you're also seeing here is me with my family at the end of the day. >> the candidates use it a lot, don't they? >> each have 2. 8 million people following them and most of those first-time voters there too. >> how does instagram deal with cyber bullying? >> this is what kevin, my cofounder, we care about. we spent time in the early days leading to bullying and negative comments and wasn't the best of time when we were a tiny company but we cared really early and no jerks policy on instagram. >> how difficult is it to weed it out? >> it gets much harder. we are trying that themselves so we launched something, if there are words people are saying on your own comments, we think of your comment as your space. you should be able to control that so this is billable to everybody now. we have been rollin

russell rhodes joins us now with this instagram experiment facebook and instagram are trying hard to get in on the "online shopping" market.. and now, instagram is making that easier than ever.. it is testing a new shopping feature.. that will allow you to learn more about products you see on your feed.. you can even buy it, almost immediately. ((russell/cg3)) instagram has already teamed with about 20-companies.. including target, macy's, levi's and coach.. you see an ad on your feed.. and there's a little button on the bottom of interested in the item - click it. it takes you to another page - where you can learn more details about that item.. and it also shows you other things you may be interested in.. you can immediately add those items to your cart.. and buy them. after you shop, the app allows you to easily go right back to your instagram feed. instagram says it will not take a cut of the profits from these "shop now" purchases.. instead.. it will allow brands to ?pay to have its shoppable pictures presented as content in your feed - even if you don't follow the ad lib toss ba

but on instagram? that's another story. ? ? >> beyonce may have more than 89 million instagram followers. magazine there's a hot new instagram that already has users falling into formation. tsa ranked number four on "rolling stone's" list of 100 best instagram accounts between queen bey and rihanna. tsa advising passengers with witty posts on what you can and cannot bring on board. from a knife tucked in an enchilada, to a set of spears made famouspy the teenage mutant

it's going to open up more possibility for instagram.am is not really making money off this as of yet but it's something that shows that they are trying other things than facebook would do. carol: you have to figure out how to monetize it. you tell in your story about a meeting they had early this year and they were trying to come up with ideas on how to monetize. this is what they will do but that challenge as you write your story is how to do this without the coming a digital sears catalog. >> one of the biggest problems with a lot of the e-commerce initiatives that have happened on social media busbar is people use social media and they want to see what's happening with their friends and family and the people they care about. i have heard that brands have explained it's like trying to sell stuff in a bar. somebody comes up and tries to sell you something. that is exactly how e-commerce on social media has done which is not well. people don't like to be sold when they are hanging out. what's interesting about this tactic as we have the

mike krieger is cofounder of instagram. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> did this come out of request from users or from advertisers? >> a little bit of both. when we saw what people were already doing on instagram and the comments they would write, often, hey, i like that sweater, where can i buy it or the retailer would say go to our website, search for this. it's reall cumbersome. it came out so we are excite to do but having a hard time doing make it easy and seamless end-to-end. >> does instagram get a cut in that? >> right now it's connecting people to the product and how they can shop on the retailers' site. >> i think we are heading in a different direction, are we, mike? >> let me take 5% of that, take a little off the top. >> it's about getting that connection. we have seen businesses with instagram from the very beginning. which is fun. hopefully, it's a place to connect with your friends but a place to find out what you're excited about. >> did you know that buzzfeed called gayle king the

>> beyonce may have more than 89 million instagram followers. but according to "rolling stone" magazine there's a hot new instagram that already has users falling into formation. tsa ranked number four on "rolling stone's" list of 100 best instagram accounts between queen bey and rihanna. tsa advising passengers with witty posts on what you can and from a knife tucked in an enchilada, to a set of spears made famouspy the teenage mutant ninja turtles, making it clear even action figure weapons won't fly. jimmy kimmel -- >> if you have a battery, leave it at home with your mother. >> reporter: tsa inviting travelers to ask if their sometimes unusual items are safe for travel.

here's juju chang. ♪ >> reporter: beyonce has more than 89 million instagram followers, but accordings a hot new account that has users falling into formation. tsa. ranked no. 4 on rolling stone's list of 100 best instagram accounts between queen bee and rihanna, advising passengers with witty posts from what to bring on board and not to, like a knife and spears. tsa making it clear even action figure weapons won't fly. jimmy kimmel chiming in -- >> if you have a batter ring, leave it at home with your mother. >> reporter: tsa inviting travelers to ask if their sometimes unusual items are safe for travel. one user asking what we're all wondering, can we carry on that can of push? a serious agency finding humor goes a long way, especially when you're waiting in endless lines. juju chang, abc news, new york. >> i love the story because of the positivity and good humor, but sometimes i wonder if customer service could match the humor. >> they are fun people. pat you down. >> we love you, tsa. >> give you a back rub. >> especially around the holidays. >> we like them. >>> this is abc's "w

. >> and there is something new for instagram to keep instagram >>> well, how about this? you can now live instagram, and unlike facebook live, instagram is going to delete your video from your story as soon as your broadcast is over. the feature will be added as part of an update to instagram stories. they are also adding a explore tab so users can search for other live video of people you may not be following. >>> kanye west's recent melt down lands him into a hospital medical center because of stress from exhaustion. he was at a friend's house when he started acting erratically. officers along with west's management convinces him to get help, this coming after kanye abruptly cancelled the rest of his tour after going on a political tirade on stage in sacramento. >>> a lot of thanksgiving turkeys, let's face it, they are no longer with us. i mean, they are here -- >> yes, in spirit. >> in a different form, in nourishment. but one about making it to thanksgiving. >> up next, one turkey that doesn't have to worry about ending up on the thanksgiving dinner table, as you jus

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instagram is testing out a shopping feature that will let you buy stuff you see on instagram, directly on the app. twenty brands including, kate spade and warby parker are part of the first phase. right now, this will only be available to a limited group of instagram users. morning. johnny depp has entered j.k. rowling's wizard world. warner brothers says the actor will make a brief, appearance in the new film, "fantastic beasts and where to find them" . not only does he make a cameo in the first film, he will have a bigger role in the sequel. that's expected out 2018. in case you aren't familier with the book, "fantastic beasts and where to find them," it is set 60 years earlier than harry potter. there are expected to be five films in the franchise. "fantastic beasts and where to find th "fantastic beasts and where to find them" is out november 18th. people are enjoying arby's newest menu item. you may remember we told you about the arby's venison sandwich last week. at one location in nashville, all 250 sandwiches sold out in five hours on its first day. nashville is just one of the

instagram has launched a feature.re allows you to broadcast videos and lets viewers watch only while it's streaming without the option of a replay. for more on the launch, our guest is with us. talk to us about how this works. >> well, when instagram added stories, that was a blatant copying of snapshot stories and everyone kind of like, you copied snapshot and instagram said, of course. and this is taking it a step beyond. now instagram has something that snapshot doesn't. and snapchat. emily: they have no choice. david, what is your take? >> it is interesting how many people instagram and snapchat and to see them dueling it out is interesting. wouldn't be surprised if snapchat copy this. emily: why doesn't snapchat have this? >> they prefer to have a experience that is live enough. for live stories, they bring out -- it's not like a mess of video that you get. it is more curated and still feels live. i think that would be a huge infrastructure expense and facebook has the support of live streaming of video. emily: d

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and i saidz is your instagram@ instagram@-- is your insta-- no, i said no, i won't. (applause) i am going to share some of my favorites with you here tonight. this is late late captions. ? late late captions. >> james: no, she did actually write one. and it is@-- i said is your name on instagram@broomy fringe. and she said yes. and i said right. i won't say anything. so when we get to that, you will know. jeez, this first one comes to-- ---- it's when you are holding this level of comedy, that is what it is. it's like-- cuz the difference is you're all on tenter hooks, i've got to deliver it in a way that is good enough. but so that it lives up to what this bit has become. you know how many views late late captions have on youtube last week? 700 million views. (applause). >> james: thank you. now this first one comes to us from instagram user@x lea sierra. and they wrote when the battery of your phone is at 1 percent. it's true. it's true. nothing is scarier than when the one percents have all the power. (applause) from@broomy fringe. it it is. at broomy fringe wrote

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a step beyond.it instagram has something that snapchat does not.ly: snapchat has no choice. david, what is your take? -- younginteresting people use snapchat and instagram the most so to see it outooling -- dueling is interesting. emily: why does snapchat not have live videos? -- they not something prefer to have a curated experience that is live enough. for their life stories -- -- -- the video is more curated and it still feels life. .- live david, you have some interesting thoughts on a potential snapchat ipo. we know they have filed to go public. they have filed to go public earlier in their life then facebook. earlier in your life cycle you go public, the more risk investors are taking on when they buy your shares. i think there is a massive appetite on wall street to identify the next fast growth, big tech company. that is one reason why you were -- uber is getting these huge valuations. ofpchat is probably as good a guess as you can make about what the next company might be that could really grow a lot and be a massive global success. on the