NatGeo Threatens to Close Account Instagram. National Geographic, which uses username NatGeo. Institutions celebrated upload a picture that contains text to his Instagram account. Excerpted from The Verge, the image is National Geographic states have stopped posting updates Instagram. The trigger is nothing but a new provision about the use itu.Akun Instagram photo National Geographic has more than 640 thousand followers. During this account presents many beautiful pictures taken in a number of places around the world.
Parties Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom himself through selling photo of the user will be denied to any third party without compensation.Facebook who bought Instagram in May 2012 it plans to make money from the service Instagram. Policy terms of new services that tend to infringe the intellectual property rights that would backfire for Instagram.
Many users are threatening to close your account and boycott. Fortunately, Facebook and Instagram promptly respond and clarify.As an advertising strategy to make money, Instagram will display another user's profile picture and information about who they follow. This technique is similar to the ads sponsored stories on Facebook.Systrom also promised not to show ads picture the time line (timeline) for Instagram users avoid "banner" ads.
Instagram now has 100 million users. Initially, the acquisition agreement Instagram by Facebook to reach 1 billion U.S. dollars in cash and stock. The acquisition transaction was completed in September 2012 valued at 715 million U.S. dollars. That number fell as stocks plunge Facebook on the Nasdaq, New York, United States.
Looking ahead, Ackerman said Instagram will rewrite the terms of service in plainer English. He added, "It's going to be a bit narrower, but even in the big blog post from the founder of Instagram yesterday, there was a lot of, sort of, 'We don't have any plans do this at this time' kind of jargon, so they could come back to this at any point."