Fashion publishers now have yet another social media tool at their disposal: Instagram Live.
After announcing plans to integrate live-streaming capabilities, Instagram formally rolled out the offering to users last week. Just like Instagram Stories, which the platform launched in August, and Facebook Live, which debuted in June, publishers are experimenting with the new addition and identifying ways to use it to connect with their audiences. To read the rest of this article, please visit Glossy.
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