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Flickr Opens Up Video Uploads for Everyone
mashable.com - 3/3/2009
Flickr Opens Up Video Uploads for Everyone
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Almost a year ago Flickr added the ability for Pro users to upload up to 90 second videos . Today they’re announcing that they’ve lifted the restriction to Pro users to include everyone, meaning that any Flickr member can now upload and share videos on the site. Flickr’s ...
flickr.com - 3/2/2009
Flickr Goes HD
— flickr.com — Flickr adds HD formats and gives them up for free.... (more) Flickr Goes HD

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blog.flickr.net - 3/2/2009
Flickr Video Improvements
— blog.flickr.net — Better quality for HD video and no longer limited to Pro accounts.  ★ ... (more) Flickr Video Improvements

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playing around w/diggbar beta on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
flickr.com - 2/26/2009
playing around w/diggbar beta on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
— flickr.com — Guest Passes let you share your photos that aren't public. Anyone can see your public photos anytime,... whether they're a Flickr member or not. But! If you want to share photos marked as friends, family or private, use a Guest Pass. If you're sharing ... (more) playing around w/diggbar beta on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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GeekSugar:  Flickr Members Can Now Upload and Share Videos

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Flickr Members Can Now Upload and Share Videos
GeekSugar — ... What Pro members will be able to do though, is upload high-definition videos and still have unlimited uploads for videos 90 seconds or less. ...

Flickr video uploads now available to all, HD video to Pro users
Obsessable News Feed — ... [VentureBeat] Flickr Opens Up Video Uploads for Everyone [Mashable!] ...

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More videos for everyone!
ycorpblog.com 3/2/2009 — Last year, we introduced video to the Flickr community , allowing Pro members to upload 90-second video clips or, “long photos” as we ( and others ) like to say. Since then, our Pro community has helped define what video on Flickr looks like. It’s ...
Gone In 90 Seconds: Flickr Expands Video Uploading Capabilities
paidcontent.org 3/3/2009 — If you have a few, short videos—keywords: few and short—that you'd like to share, Flickr has begun offering its video uploading capabilities to its free users. Last year , Flickr Pro members got to start sharing 90-second video clips and now, free ...
Eye-Fi intros video Wi-Fi SD cards, iPhone app
electronista.com 3/3/2009 — Eye-Fi took advantage of PMA to launch the Eye-Fi Share Video and Eye-Fi Explore Video SD cards. The new models move to SDHC to get a total of 4GB in storage and now also support direct uploading of short-form videos over Wi-Fi to Flickr and YouTube ...
Flickr video opens to all, and HD video for Pro users
venturebeat.com 3/3/2009 — Flickr , while known as one of the main picture hubs on the web, is also a pretty nice place to share videos. The problem up until now has been that the option has only been available to users with “Pro” paid accounts. Today, that ...
Eye-Fi Memory Cards Automatically Upload Videos to YouTube and Flickr — Podcasting News
Updating a story we first told you about in January , wireless memory card maker Eye-Fi today announced the release of two new wireless SD memory cards that will upload videos directly from a digital camera to a computer and the Web. In addition to automatic photo uploads, the next ...
Sobees, when the traditional RSS reader does not cut it anymore — SolSie.com
At DEMO 09, Sobees made its debut as a single client that organizes and shares information from the likes of Twitter, Facebook, Friendfeed, Digg, Flickr and Youtube directly on the desktop. Sobees also lets users upload  pictures to Flickr, Facebook,  videos to YouTube. Download ...
Flickr adds video upload for free users — Macworld
Photo-sharing site Flickr now allows free users to upload video, and all users can view HD videos.
Flickr Opens Up Video To All Users — WebProNews Feed
Flickr has announced it is extending the ability to upload video to all of its users, previously only Pro members could add video clips. The videos can be up to 90 seconds long and free members can upload two videos per month, in addition to their 100MB monthly photo upload limit. Flickr ...
Yahoo! opens “video on Flickr” to all; HD enabled video and more — D' Technology Weblog
Yahoo! rolled out some exciting enhancements related to video on Flickr : First video on Flickr is now available to all members. Free members can upload two videos per month, in addition to the 100MB monthly photo upload limit. Flickr in HD enables pro members to upload ...
Flickr allows all users to upload videos — Download Squad
Nearly a year ago, online image sharing site Flickr began allowing paid subscribers to upload videos up to 90 seconds in length. Today, Flickr expanded that program to the general public . In other words, both free and Pro members can now upload and share short videos using Flickr. There ...
Flickr Video Now Available to All Members, Goes HD [Flickr] — Lifehacker
Previously a feature available to Flickr Pro users only, Yahoo's popular photo sharing site, Flickr, now supports video uploads for all members. Now anyone can upload two videos/month, in addition...
Flickr Opens Video To All, Plus HD Video For Pro Users — Podcasting News
Click here to view the embedded video. Photo-sharing mega-site Flickr has opened up to all Flickr users video uploads . In addition, paying “Pro” members of Flickr will now be able to upload high-def videos that everyone can watch in HD . Also announced today, Flickr users can ...
Flickr Enables Video for All Users, adds HD Quality and Introduces Flickr Clock — The Next Web
Yahoo have just announced a number of new features to Flickr with particular focus on their video sharing tools. Firstly, anyone can now upload video to Flickr however non-pro users can upload only two videos per month. Flickr now catches up with Google’s YouTube by offering HD ...