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Emily Tan
Dec 19, 2012

Instagram’s terms of use may upset brands more than most users

GLOBAL – Despite issuing an apology just hours after updating its terms of use, Instagram has found itself in full-scale social-media crisis, with one of its top brand-users, National Geographic, threatening to leave.

National Geographic's preemptive measure on Instagram

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