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Instagram for TV: Social Network Launches App to Watch Reels Videos on Big Screen

Instagram is making the jump from mobile devices to the living-room TV for the first time — a bid to ratchet up viewing of short-form Reels, by taking videos to the biggest screen in the house.

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Instagram brings Reels to the big screen, starting with Amazon Fire TV

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Watch Instagram Reels on your TV now - these sets get the app first

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Meta brings Instagram Reels to TVs, taking a first step toward competing with YouTube

Meta on Wednesday announced that it is bringing Reels, Instagram’s short-form video feed, beyond mobile as it expands the app to TVs, starting with Amazon Fire TV.

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Instagram comes to big-screen, will let you binge Reels on Amazon fire TV

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Instagram Reels Come to Fire TV: Here's What to Know

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Instagram Debuts Dedicated Television App for Amazon Fire TV

The app will initially launch on Amazon.com Inc.’s Fire TV platform, the company said Tuesday, describing the offering as a test.

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Instagram for TV launched on Fire TV with Reels, multi-account support

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Instagram Brings Reels to the Living Room with New TV App

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'Instagram for TV' brings funny videos to Amazon's Fire TV this holiday

Amazon announced that it has worked together with Meta to bring the "Instagram for TV" app to Fire TV devices. Users can sign into their Instagram accounts (up to five) and begin scrolling through an app experience that focuses on Reels.

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Arshdeep's reel game: What Bumrah must do to get the Kohli treatment

Arshdeep Singh joked about how Jasprit Bumrah could feature in his Instagram reel like Virat Kohli. Arshdeep and Bumrah picked up two wickets each as India thrashed South Africa by 101 runs.

Are We Harming Our Kids By Sharing Reels With Them?

This trend is more complicated than “good or bad.” On one hand, sharing reels can feel like a modern form of bonding — a way to stay connected, laugh together, and speak the digital language today’s kids already inhabit.