Are you more of a picture kind of guy? Then you'll like the news in this generation. With social media so mainstream now, we're now reading the news in a different kind of format. Storytelling is changing.

Instagram Video now challenges digital innovators — and traditional news outlets — to use the platform to its full potential, packing 15-second video segments with vital information and titillating tidbits.

Here are some of the outlets you should follow:



1. NowThisNews
NowThisNews breaks down the day's big stories in 15-second videos with stylish graphics and quick, clear narration. They also offer four additional verticals that cover entertainment, sports, food and style.


2. CNN
CNN uses Instagram to showcase stunning photojournalism from around the globe with video footage that accompanies their TV coverage.


3. CBS This Morning
The CBS morning show posts bite-size video newscasts.


4. NBC News
NBC's Instagram feed shares quick clips from breaking news stories to archival footage commemorating major historical milestones.


5. The Washington Post
The Washington Post shares video footage from events in and around the nation's capital.


6. USA Today
USA Today's video offerings include live and archival political footage, musical performances and light-hearted promotional content touting upcoming broadcasts.


7. PBS NewsHour
Public Broadcasting Service's NewsHour feed shares informative news segments and live footage from their political coverage, and more.


8. Forbes
Forbes magazine's feed offers quotes from influential businesspeople and celebrities.


9. CNBC
CNBC's "Rapid Recaps" of the day's headlines point out the news you most need to know.


10. BBC News
BBC's Instagram feed covers international hot topics.


11. MTV
MTV's quick "Need to Know" recaps and killer music video footage can be found here.