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Flickr2Twitter: Twitpic killer?
Everyone knows Flickr is a big player in the online photo game, but not everyone has a Flickr account or wants to sign up for one. While existing Flickr users will probably adopt Flickr2Twitter, folks who don't want to sign up can use Twitpic with their existing Twitter logins. Flickr2Twitter also handles uploads via email, so you need to send your photos to your account's email address to post them (the text of the tweet goes in the subject line). For mobile users, this works, but it's not as easy as Twitpic-ing or Yfrogging from your Twitter client, and some of the most popular clients support those services. From the desktop, Flickr2Twitter has the advantage: you can Twitter a Flickr photo very quickly by clicking the "blog this" button that you've probably already noticed on your photo pages.
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steve brown said 5:01PM on 7-13-2009
Using the blog this button on the flickr page is a huge benefit of belonging to flicker.
Of course if you are in the free end of flickr you have to keep under the 200 photo limit or have another account .
We will definitely start to use flickr2twitter from the site now.
steve brown
http://wwwresourcema.com event planners, marketing, production
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Penfishingrods said 12:21AM on 7-27-2009
I think they can both exist hand in hand. I have accounts on all of the social networks for my fishing business and I always get new leads in my line of work.
Here is my flickr.com picture album of all fish caught on my fishing rods & reels from all over the globe.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33865577@N05/
M.D., President & CEO
http://penfishingrods.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcvXbbUxoWk
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