Announcing Instagram Profiles on the Web
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Re: Announcing Instagram Profiles on the Web
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I saw Kevin Systrom speak at Pando Monthly and he was asked this question in the QA, how they were doing to deal with developers and whether they'd be like Twitter (to which everybody laughed, but the question asker didn't expand). Systrom said that they very much wanted people to do things that they themselves don't plan to do. He gave the example of a company printing photos to t-shirts. He left it mostly unstated…
Thanks for the info. It is good to know that they're not considering turning off the API or limiting it. There's very little information on the official channels about this.
Definitely didn't say anything about not having an API going forward.
Re: Announcing Instagram Profiles on the Web
#63Re: Announcing Instagram Profiles on the Web
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Considering yours is a paid service, I would hope you're already thinking of something else, because im sure the FB TOS will block you and besides, if someone wants a customizable free version then they just use tumblr with one of the millions of these (or make one by hand) If your product service offered a channel from instagram to tumblr and it didn't violate the TOS for FB then your product might have a future, bu…
We're planning to support a variety of services, not put all our eggs in one basket. Tumblr, webstagram and all these sites do not offer the same service as us. Maybe our marketing needs work. We're paid because we allow you to CHOOSE ANY of your Instagram photos to make a portfolio from through caching a user's feed and using the realtime API to keep it up to date. All the other services simply wrap the API and show…
Re: Announcing Instagram Profiles on the Web
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It's an incredibly obvious direction for Instagram to expand in so I'd hope they had some plan for this
Rake in as much cash as possible from their ads whilst Instagram aren't doing it and then wind it down? I can't see what other benefit they'd bring over the official site (except as another post noted, RSS feeds).