Instagram announced it's merging IGTV and feed videos into a singular format - Instagram Video - with its very own tab.
After launching IGTV ads in the US last May, Instagram is now expanding the feature to select creators in the UK and Australia.
Instagram announced it's increasing the time limit for live streams to 4 hours, letting creators run longer live events without interruption.
Instagram has announced the expansion of Instagram Shopping on IGTV; will soon start testing shopping features within Reels.
Instagram is adding AI-powered automatic captions to IGTV, for people watching with the sound turned off.
Instagram has announced the rollout of ads on IGTV, with the advertising revenue being shared with creators.
Want to learn some straightforward recipes from a famous chef? Now you can - on Instagram - with Massimo Bottura's Kitchen Quarantine series.
Instagram will start selling ads on IGTV, its longer-form video content hub, and will be looking to compete with the omnipotent YouTube.
Instagram has started testing new ways for Creators to earn money from the content they share on IGTV, the platform's long-form content branch.
Despite all the rumors, there is a very simple reason why Instagram decided to remove the IGTV button from its app: few people use it to get to IGTV content.
Instagram's Branded Content Tag will now also be available to use for longer form branded content on IGTV.
Instagram's IGTV is getting its mots important update so far: the ability for creators to shoot and share landscape videos.
Instagram last week announced new designs in Explore, bring you more ways to discover content that is relevant to your interests.
According to reports, Instagram is working on its own version of Facebook's 'Watch Party,' a video feature that lets users watch and interact with videos together, while they're not even in the same location.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories! Instagram is working on quiz Stickers and will start pushing more IGTV previews in our feeds.
IGTV one-minute previews will begin showing up in your main Instagram feed, as the platform’s latest push for its long-form video feature.
According to a recent report, there are more and more brands turning to video content than ever before, with Facebook still leading the way.
Nike published for the first time on IGTV, with documentary-style content following the stories of everyday athletes. A new content strategy it had started deploying last September.