Rebuilding Instagram chat on Facebook technology is ‘frightening,’ says Scott Galloway
By Bloomberg
08 August 2019 |
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Instagram's chat is said to be rebuilt on Facebook Technology, NYU Stern School of Business Marketing Professor, Scott Galloway gives his take. He speaks with Caroline Hyde and Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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