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techcrunch.com - 1/13/2009
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In late 2007 Flickr was strongly considering creating a marketplace where users could buy and sell photographs hosted on the service. It was to be called Flickr Stock.
Then-employee Sarah Cooper worked on the project and describes it as “The concept of Flickr Stock was to create an ...
flickr.com - 1/20/2009
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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 ...
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Laser Etched Laptop - a set on Flickr
flickr.com - 1/15/2009
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me + alex quit google. (dodgeball forever!!!!) by
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me + alex quit google. (dodgeball forever!!!!) on ...
blog.flickr.net - 1/18/2009
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Come to our party! We are hosting
a Flickr member meetup in Washington DC on Inauguration...
Day, January 20, 2009! We’ll be exhibiting photos from Election Night on Kodak frames, and also displaying photos taken on ...
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Inauguration Day Meetup in DC!
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Flickr Stock - The Way Stock Photos Should Have Been
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... or Juperiterimages. Had things gone differently a year ago, however, the defining stock photo site might have been Flickr.
Flickr is currently the banner site for photo sharing, but users of the site are required choose a license that at the very least demands attribution (and generally limits use in some way) and selling photos isn’t facilitated. About a year ago at the end of 2007, however, there apparently existed a plan that would have changed that.
TechCrunch wrote today about a recent blog post by UX designer Sarah Cooper detailing ...
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