Flickr announced that it is now protecting all public and freely licensed images on its platform, regardless when they were uploaded.
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Free users can now only host 1,000 photos on Flickr. If you're above the limit, Flickr might start deleting your oldest photos. Here's how to save them.
Flickr is ending its 1TB free storage option and will now be limiting its free tier to 1,000 photos. However, it's also improving its Pro service to make it easier for free users to make …
As Verizon starts to break up Yahoo - or should I say, "what is left of it" - Flickr has been bought by SmugMug, an independent family-run photo sharing website and image hosting service.
While Flickr already worked on iPad, it was just a blown-up version of the iPhone app. It did not look very good and it did not offer much to users either.But this is the past. …
Flickr has just launched Photo Book, a new service hat further marries the digital and analog world of photography. This premium service allows users to create their own hardcover photo book that will help keeping their …
Vine, Twitter’s micro-vlogging app is the fastest growing app, according to GlobalWebIndex.Despite having “only” been adopted by 3% of mobile users, Vine can now boast about its 403% user base expansion from Q1 to Q3 of …
Social media can be used for pretty much anything nowadays. User originated content has become the #1 resource in many industries as users tend to trust peer-2-peer information much more than businesses.The following infographic takes …
Facebook and Instagram embedded content will soon break on WordPress websites unless owners generate an app ID with a developer account.
Have you ever wondered why all these people who claim to quit Facebook remain so active on Instagram?
Creative Commons' 'CC Search' is finally out of beta after two years of testing and lets you search through over 300 million free images.
The Internet Archive's "Archive Team" announced recently that it has begun saving public content from Google's failed social network.
Due, apparently, to a faulty server migration Myspace seems to have "lost" pretty much every piece of content before 2016. Permanently.
Twitter introduced its updated camera feature during a keynote at SXSW. Soon you will be able to swipe left from within the app for a full screen camera experience.
Spotify is no longer just a music-streaming service. The company has just announced two acquisitions that make it a leading platform for podcast producers and creators.
Pinterest has now grown to close to 250 million monthly active users, having added 50 million users since September. This rate of growth is something Snapchat and Twitter can be envious of.
As Germany begins to enforce its recently-passed hate speech law, Facebook and other social networks will be facing hefty fines if they are not able to comply.
Facebook has taken a pledge to clear our News Feed from clickbait. And lately, it's targeting one of the most annoying specimens of the phenomenon: Fake videos.Clickbait has become Facebook's number one enemy. Every week, the …