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Adam Mosseri Returns (Head of Instagram) | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
3:59a lot of contentious things. And so, it is tricky. But I I mean, I used to work before I worked on Instagram, I worked on4:56destroyed. Wait, can I say before we get too far that you know Adam said something very nice about us on on Instagram? Did you6:27years, what's it going to be? What will Instagram be in this iteration? And it's like, you don't know any better than
How A 28 Year Old Built A Billion Dollar Business | Kevin Systrom Ep. 335
0:05on the Jordan Harbinger show founder of Instagram Kevin Systrom on taking feedback and creating a tech unicorn1:49more than a few to get to Instagram but yeah but that was the way I did it back then I'll go over some before we do the2:18don't use a check-in app it just Instagram or whatever you're using happens to sort of know where you are
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See all ›Adam Mosseri Returns (Head of Instagram) | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, discusses the platform's evolution from a photo-sharing feed to a video-centric experience driven by user behavior rather than creator preference.summaryInstagram's core usage has shifted dramatically: DMs are now the primary activity for teens (more than feed or stories), and Stories are shared more than Feed posts, despite the platform historically being known for the takeawayAI is essential for scale in content moderation and ranking, but it lacks nuance; therefore, Instagram is developing tools like 'Your Algorithm' sliders to allow users to manually adjust their feed based on first-order (takeaway
Instagram’s CEO (Adam Mosseri) reveals the Instagram algorithm & its secrets!
Adam Mosseri reveals that Instagram's algorithm prioritizes reach, likes per reach, sends per reach, and watch time, while advising creators to define clear goals before chasing viral metrics.summaryPlatform Evolution: Instagram has evolved from square photos to a suite of tools (Reels, Stories, DMs) to remain relevant. Mosseri admits they have copied competitors like Snapchat and TikTok to offer a full suite of contakeawayCreator Monetization: Instagram does not currently pay creators directly for views because it is not yet sustainable (it burns money without generating proportional ad revenue). Creators are encouraged to monetize via brtakeaway
How A 28 Year Old Built A Billion Dollar Business | Kevin Systrom Ep. 335
Kevin Systrom shares that Instagram's success stemmed from pivoting to a feature users loved (photo sharing) despite data favoring check-ins, emphasizing the importance of sticking to personal passions and expertise.summaryInstagram's pivot was driven by user emotion rather than data: Data showed users preferred check-ins (Bourbon), but the team pivoted to photo sharing (Instagram) because it was differentiated and users were emotionally atakeawayThe 'Innovator's Dilemma' protects small startups: Large companies like Twitter or Facebook struggled to pivot to Instagram's 'follow graph' model because their infrastructure and ethos were built around symmetric 'frientakeaway
Liars & Cheaters w/ Carly Aquilino! | Are You Garbage Comedy Podcast w/ Kevin Ryan & H. Foley
Comedian Carly Aquilino shares a detailed dating story where she screened a suitor based on his dental insurance and Jeep model, ultimately exposing his deception about not having Instagram.summaryA key lie detector test mentioned is the 'friend's Instagram' excuse; if someone claims they saw content on a friend's account but won't show it or admit to having their own, they are likely hiding something (like a girltakeaway“He said, 'I was on my friend's Instagram.' Oh my god. I was on my friend's Instagram. Call my Call my dad. You want to call my dad? I'm holding it for a friend.”quote
Will Former Prince Andrew’s Arrest Prompt More Legal Action in the U.S.? | Pivot
The hosts discuss the UK's arrest of Prince Andrew as a model of institutional accountability compared to the US DOJ's handling of the Epstein case, while analyzing Meta's internal research confirming Instagram's harm tosummaryMeta's internal 2019 research confirmed that Instagram worsens body image issues for 32% of teen girls and that teens feel addicted to the platform due to intermittent reward mechanisms similar to slot machines.takeaway“32% of teen girls said that when they felt bad about their bodies, Instagram made them feel worse. That was a March 2020 internal presentation. Meta's leaked internal research showed that 32% of teen girls, one-third, squote