By: Kevin Roose | New York Magazine
As social networks go, Instagram has never had a particularly serious reputation. It's the place for posed outfit selfies and brunch close-ups, not hard news and serious acts of political protest. That's for Twitter — the network that rose to prominence during the Arab Spring and took a central role in dozens of subsequent geopolitical skirmishes — and Facebook, where it's still possible to find substantive conversation about world events if you look between the baby photos.
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