Instagram is a social media rarity, staying relatively true to itself since its inception in 2010 (despite being bought by Facebook). Sure, there has been the addition of new filters here and there and the introduction of video content, but in the grand scheme of things, even those changes have been in line with what users (and even businesses) wanted. Last week, however, the Facebook-owned social network announced controversial plans to change what users see on their feeds. The photo-sharing app has traditionally shown content in reverse chronological order, so that the newest content appears first - regardless of whether or not it's interesting to the user. Because of this, CEO Kevin...
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