If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. It’s been less than a month since we got the surprise bombshell that former Instagram ...

Ken Fulk may be one of the world’s most in-demand designers, but he’s really more of a cinematographer, with his ...

"Kevin focuses a lot on visual feel and getting things perfect, while Facebook prefers iteration," a source said at the time. "No one ever leaves a job because everything is awesome," Systrom ...

Instagram now has over 200 million users. The one thing that people keep asking its founder and CEO Kevin Systrom about that is: Did he sell too soon to Facebook and for too little money?

Kevin Systrom is an American entrepreneur who co-founded Instagram, the photo and video sharing social networking platform. Born in Holliston, Massachusetts, Systrom graduated from Stanford ...

The future, co-founder Kevin Systrom tells TIME, will see its community of users come together to offer a real-time view of the world around us — and, ultimately, to change what that world looks ...

Now, its founders have announced they are quitting the company. Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have overseen the app's rapid rise. But what made their idea so successful? And how has it continued ...

Instagram founder Kevin Systrom says it's "on the top of our minds" to ensure the platform improves the impact it has on people's mental health. In an exclusive interview with Newsbeat to promote ...

Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom says that he doesn't "believe there should be refresh” interactions any more. Even the guy who invented "pull-to-refresh" thinks it needs to die. Do you agree?

Under Systrom, the photosharing app has been on the upswing for a while, but in 2018 it took things to another level: It crossed the billion-user mark, introduced a new videostreaming feature ...

Co-founded by photo fiend Systrom in 2010 and sold to Facebook for $1 billion in 2012, the mobile photo platform is thriving under its new parent, growing from 40 million monthly users to 150 ...

Snap Fizzle? This year, eMarketer estimates Snapchat will bring in $662.1 million in US ad revenue, a significant drop from the $1.03 billion it had projected last March. “We now expect that Snap will ...