Instagram is one of the most popular advertising platforms, with 2 billion monthly active users and over 2 million advertisers. Paired with the ability to evolve its capabilities, you’ve got a ...

Instagram seems to be getting more ads, and these are even worse than the old ones. Credit: picture alliance/getty images Meta's Instagram has concocted a new way to keep you from doomscrolling, but ...

Instagram has introduced “Ad Breaks,” unskippable ads that interrupt users’ browsing sessions. The feature appears to be in a testing phase, but negative feedback is already widespread on social media ...

Instagram's 2 billion users, built-in shopping tools, and visual ads help businesses reach new customers, drive sales, and ...

Two months after announcing that it was beginning to test ads in search results, Instagram said today that it now allows for ads in search results via the Instagram Marketing API. These ads will show ...

Social media users were met with surprise recently after Instagram confirmed it’s testing unskippable ads within the app. Screenshots showcasing this new feature, dubbed “ad breaks,” have been ...

Instagram confirmed it is testing unskippable ads after screenshots of the feature began circulating across social media. These new ad breaks will display a countdown timer that stops users from being ...

Meta’s Instagram is recovering more quickly than other social media from the effects of Apple’s ATT iOS data-sharing opt-in and the soft digital ad market, putting it on track to surpass Meta’s ...

Some users have been forced to take ‘ad breaks’ in between posts. Some users have been forced to take ‘ad breaks’ in between posts. is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, ...

Instagram is currently testing an “Ad Breaks” feature that interrupts the scrolling experience by forcing users to watch adverts for three to five seconds before being able to return to their feed.

Meta’s court filing in an FTC case shows that in 2021 Instagram’s ad revenue topped $32 billion, compared to $28.8 billion for YouTube. Meta’s court filing in an FTC case shows that in 2021 ...