30 min

Episode #60 – No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram with Sarah Frier - Part 2 The Instagram Stories Podcast

    • Technology

Sarah Frier is the author  of No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram, the winner of the 2020  Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award. She also  runs coverage of the world's biggest technology companies for Bloomberg  News out of San Francisco. Her award-winning features and breaking  stories have earned her a reputation as an expert on how Facebook,  Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter make business decisions that affect  their future and our society. Frier is a frequent contributor to  Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Television.



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Sarah Frier is the author  of No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram, the winner of the 2020  Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award. She also  runs coverage of the world's biggest technology companies for Bloomberg  News out of San Francisco. Her award-winning features and breaking  stories have earned her a reputation as an expert on how Facebook,  Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter make business decisions that affect  their future and our society. Frier is a frequent contributor to  Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Television.



Purchase No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram



Listen to the Daily Show: The Instagram Stories

Leave a Review: Apple Podcasts

Want to support the show? Buy Me a Coffee


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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/instagramstories/message

30 min

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