The head of Instagram believes that the vertical videos already popular on Instagram could translate well to television.

Instagram chief Adam Mosseri revealed that the Meta-owned platform is planning to launch an app for TVs with existing content such as Reels. He dismissed the possibility of bringing Hollywood shows or ...

Instagram is exploring a TV app to let users watch Reels and videos on their big screens. Chief Adam Mosseri says the idea is ...

Instagram is exploring building a dedicated TV app as part of a deeper push into video, a move that could get Instagram videos in front of more viewers and also provide more competition for YouTube.

"If behavior [and] the consumption of these platforms is moving to TV, then we need to move to TV, too," Adam Mosseri ...

We've all had the experience. You're talking about a product or service with someone, and then all of the sudden, you see an ...

The news, dropped casually at a Bloomberg conference, felt less like an innovation announcement and more like a declaration ...

Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, posted a "myth busting" video about how the platform doesn't listen to you, but instead ...

Adam Mosseri said Reels could adapt well to TV viewing, but clarified that Meta has no plans to license live sports or ...

Today, the same day that Meta announced that it will soon use your AI chats to personalize the ads it shows you, Instagram head Adam Mosseri made a “myth busting” video attempting to set the record ...

Meta is enhancing its efforts to eliminate language barriers on social media by expanding the Reels translation feature on ...

Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri took to his platform to "myth bust" claims that the Meta-owned app is listening to user's ...