How to use IGTV, the new Instagram app for watching and creating long-form videos

Instagram has launched IGTV, a standalone app for creating long-form videos. The app is geared toward celebrities and influencers, but anyone can create their own videos and upload them to the app.

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How to use IGTV, the new Instagram app for watching and creating long-form videos Instagram has launched IGTV, a standalone app for creating long-form videos. The app is geared toward celebrities and influencers, but anyone can create their own videos and upload them to the app. Read More »

Amazon workers wrote to Jeff Bezos protesting its facial recognition contracts with police Employees at big tech firms are in open rebellion over the fact their employers sell their services to government and law enforcement. Staffers at Amazon are the latest to protest over the firm's contracts with US law enforcement for its Rekognition facial recognition technology. Read More »

Who should be Intel's next CEO? These are the top candidates people are buzzing about BI PRIME: Intel has always hired from within, but says it will be looking for candidates inside and outside the office. Here's a list of the candidates people are buzzing about, plus a few of our own thoughts. Read More »

Google is adding a new feature to Google Home that fixes my biggest problem with the device Google added a new feature to Google Home devices called Continued Conversation. The feature allows you to ask your Google Home follow-up questions without having to use the wake word every time. Read More »

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Everyone is panicking about a 'dreadful' new law that might kill off the meme and change the internet forever The EU's Article 13 might kill off memes and mashups, and involves spying on users, critics say. Should the change become law, it could force platforms such as Reddit and Facebook to examine and then censor user content, in case it breaches copyright. Read More »

10 things in tech you need to know today Instagram unveiled IGTV, the White House is working on potential privacy rules, and EU MEPS approved a 'disastrous' copyright bill. Read More »

Intel CEO resigns after investigation finds he had past relationship with employee Intel's CEO, Brian Krzanich, resigned on Thursday, the company said in an announcement. Read More »

4 reasons you should buy the LG G7 instead of the Galaxy S9 The LG G7 Thinq might not be the better phone overall, but there are good reasons why you should consider it before buying the Galaxy S9. Read More »

Former Intel board member who left a month ago was totally surprised by the CEO's resignation The comments by a former member of Intel's board, suggest that CEO Brian Krzanich's departure was a sudden decision. Read More »

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