Performance Marketing

Instagram Just Debuted Snapchat-Like 'Stories' That Disappear After 24 Hours

No more worries about over-posting

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By Christopher Heine

August 2, 2016

Instagram today launched a feature called Instagram Stories, which will let the digital platform's 500 million monthly users curate daily moments in a format that disappears after 24 hours.

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Christopher Heine

Christopher Heine is a New York-based editor and writer.

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