Tag Archives: photo sharing

Is SxSW Swamping TwitPic? Or is TwitPic just Unreliable?

Until yesterday, my experience with TwitPic had been quite good. If you’re not familiar, TwitPic is a utility that lets you upload pictures from your iPhone (if it’s available for Blackberry, please let me know) to Twitter using clients like Twitterific or Twittelator, and publish a link to the photo as part of your tweet. [...]
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Twitter 121: Sharing Photos with TwitPic

Note: This is the first in a series of reviews of third-party applications that are part of the Twitter ecosystem. If you would like to write a review of another application, please contact the Chancellor about becoming a SMUG Associate Professor. Twitpic is a site that lets you share photos using your Twitter account. It’s [...]
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Facebook 108: Photo Sharing and Tagging

Flickr is a fantastic photo-sharing community, but it’s not the biggest one. Facebook is. More than 10 billion photos have been uploaded to Facebook, and more than 30 million new photos are uploaded every day. Flickr is great for sharing photos with the world, with people you don’t know. Facebook is for sharing photos with [...]
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Why Facebook Won’t Be Friendster

This weekend I got another firsthand view of why, despite suggestions that today’s kids will chase after whatever is the next new shiny toy, Facebook will have long-term staying power. I witnessed scores of young ladies (the young men were much less active in this) taking pictures of each other and their dates at the [...]
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