It has dozens of competitors, but Instagram stands out for its fast ascension and almost cultlike following.
I find below scary and almost unfathomable:
JENNA WORTHAM says in her piece in the The New York’s Times blog – BITS, “It has 30 million users who upload more than five million photos a day, even though it was available for only Apple devices until last week, when the company released an Android app”.
30 million users 5 million photographs a day. Extraordinary.
Instagram has only been in existence for two years and Facebook have just bought it for 1 Billion.
The democratisation of photography. More people are making more pictures now then any other point in the history of photography. But the question beckons, is it a sea of mediocrity?
Read Jenna Wortham’s full story here in The New York’s Times blog – BITS
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Say “People”.
In Random Moments on May 2, 2012 at 6:47 AM