Tag: flickr
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Modernize your newsroom today
Many employees at news organizations have a very easy time blaming out-of-date computers, front-end print publishing systems, and Web content management systems on such faceless, amorphous entities as “Corporate,” or perhaps “The Budget.” Nevertheless, there are plenty of free or not-completely-expensive ways you can modernize your newsroom today. Here are 5. Use Google Documents (or…
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FlickrFan public beta
Dave Winer’s Flickr-to-screensaver app. Apparently there are other programs that get this job done, too. FlickrFan public beta
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Photos taken in Santa Cruz on Flickr!
New Places feature on Flickr is lovely. Photos taken in Santa Cruz on Flickr!
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Heathrow Protest: Correspondent Microblog |Sky News|UK News
Reporting live with Flickr and Twitter with a decent mobile phone. Not difficult, very effective, no need to re-invent the wheel. via Simon D. Heathrow Protest: Correspondent Microblog |Sky News|UK News
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Flickr Pro and the freemium business model for newspapers
Given the recent developments around our house and the logical uptick in uploading to Flickr, I went ahead and took the $24.95/yr plunge. What I get for my money: Unlimited uploading, unlimited image storage, unlimited bundling and feeding of images, and all the old stuff that had been pushed out of my top 200 by…
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Flickr: Forums: FlickrHelp: Official Old Skool Merge Topic
The long forum thread at Flickr about why they’re screwing everything up at once. Flickr: Forums: FlickrHelp: Official Old Skool Merge Topic
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Best of Web 2.0
“What’s Web 2.0?” you ask. “We’re still working on Web 1.0,” you say. Okay, whatever, check out this easy-to-read, plain-language list of useful tools you can find on the Internet these days. If you haven’t used Flickr or Delicious, now’s the time. If you’ve never seen a Google Map, check it out. These are tools…
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Flickr, Buzznet expand citizens’ role in visual journalism
How Mainstream Newspapers et al are using Flickr-style sites to gather images & info Flickr, Buzznet expand citizens’ role in visual journalism