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What would be on your Flickr wish list? Flickr, the old-school photo sharing service that we love but apparently doesn’t turn a profit, has hired a new community manager and is (again) making an …
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A year and a half ago, SmugMug bought Flickr. In response to the financially-unviable model that existed under Yahoo ownership, they changed the features included with free accounts to encourage …
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Migrating to a new web host doesn't have to suck. I was chatting recently with a photographer named Jason. He already had a WordPress website, but unfortunately he’d been talked into going …
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What are the considerations for Envira Gallery vs. SmugMug? As photographers, we have to choose where we’re going to host our images online, and it generally comes down to two broad categories of …
It’s easiest to simply share our photos, write our blog posts, and otherwise upload our content to someone else’s website, but it's smarter to own your platform. Sure, there’s …
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Flickr copyright infringement: a new take. Put your work on Flickr and expect to have it stolen… that was the message from a significant crowd. And it wasn’t entirely unreasonable. If one …
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