Flickr is raising the limits on their accounts. Pro users have no limit, and free users can upload 100MB per month. There are also some details on how you can buy a pro membership for someone, even if they don’t currently have any kind of Flickr account.
Angela and I have thousands of photos, imagine what we could do with unlimited uploads. 🙂
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Just a quick note. I threw a few photos from Arlington Cemetery up on Flickr today. That’s not the only place we took photos, but it’s getting late, I’ve been up since very, very early and that was about all the time I had tonight. 😉 Arlington is a great stop, and viewing the Changing…
Dave Slusher talked about seeing his local library go all Web 2.0 on him with a Flickr photoset and even a video on YouTube today, which struck me as interesting because I’ve been doing some of those on-line interactivity things with the Friends of the Library site too to sort of increase the visibility of…
I’ve been working on an aggregated RSS feed to keep track of what’s going on at the ILTA conference next week, even though I won’t be there. Right now I’ve got a couple of Twitter keyword searches, a Google Blog Search and the RSS feed for that official event blog. As the week starts off,…
Just because I happen to think my wife is pretty awesome, if you’re in Chicago and pick up this week’s Chicago Reader, you might just notice a photo they used with one of their stories that she took. If you’re not in Chicago, the article and photo are online too. Way to go! Follow these…
I got an email earlier this week about an interesting new service put together by the people who gave us Numly, the service that lets you copyright your blog posts or other on-line content. (And yes, I’ve gotten away from doing that, mostly out of sheer laziness.) It’s a service they’re calling Docly: Docly, the…
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