“CBS THIS MORNING” INTERVIEW WITH HEAD OF INSTAGRAM ADAM MOSSERI
In his first U.S. TV interview since taking the helm last October, CBS THIS MORNING co-host Gayle King sat down with the head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, who opened up about possible plans to make “like” counts private and said the company is “rethinking the whole experience” of Instagram with “well-being” as its top priority.
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Instagram head Adam Mosseri promises the platform does not listen in on its users. Click here to watch the excerpt and read more on CBSNews.com.
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Instagram head Adam Mosseri told CBS THIS MORNING’s Gayle King the social media platform is working hard to prevent foreign interference in the upcoming presidential election. Click here to watch the excerpt and read more on CBSNews.com.
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Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri says the platform is evaluating how to handle so-called deepfakes – phony videos that have been manipulated to look and sound real. Click here to watch the excerpt and read more on CBSNews.com.
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Instagram head Adam Mosseri took over the platform last October after being an executive at Facebook, Instagram’s parent company, for a decade. He talked about his relationship with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Click here to watch.
Gayle King’s interview with Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri can be listened to on the CBS THIS MORNING podcast here.
Excerpts:
- “There’s no way that I can be Kevin [Systrom] or Mike [Krieger]. I think even, all of us would have wanted them to stay longer, including Mark [Zuckerberg]. But at some point for them it became time to move on.”
- On whether he can challenge Mark Zuckerberg: “I feel like I challenge him on a regular basis. I think I challenge him and he challenges me. He has a high bar for me. He has a high bar for everybody who works here and I think that’s a good thing.”
- On whether he has regrets about 2016: “I regret us not being more invested in safety and integrity issues earlier. 100%.”
- “If you look at the issues that I’m most focused on, things like bullying or self-harm or elections integrity, all of those problems become exponentially more difficult for us at Instagram to address if you split us up.”
Diana Miller is the executive producer of CBS THIS MORNING.
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