its photo-hosting website: It sold it. SmugMug, the professional photography oriented company, bought Flickr in April 2018. On November 1, 2018, SmugMug announced changes to its free and paid (or ...

Flickr users, get ready for a change – especially if you've been using it as a virtual shoebox for all of your photos and video. The photo site, which Yahoo left dormant for years and rival ...

Flickr today is rolling out a revamped ... update since the company’s decision to increase users’ free storage space on its photo-sharing site to 1 TB back in 2013. The new series of upgrades ...

Flickr, the photo storage website that had ... to think more seriously about the precarity of all images entrusted to free services or erodible devices. Before we freak out: A lot of the important ...

Flickr is one of the most long-lived and well-established photo-storing websites, hosting billions of free photos since its creation in 2004. This time next month, it’s going to be a lot smaller.

Will the change to free Flickr usage cull people who could be ... getting together in photo walks. For the advertising side, how much do you track about Flickr users? MacAskill: We do the lightest ...

Flickr was purchased in April by professional photo hosting service SmugMug, and today, the first major changes under the new ownership have been announced. There’s a serious downgrade for free ...

If you have over 1,000 assets, be they images or videos, stored in your free ... Flickr pushed back the original Feb. 5 deadline after users reported problems with salvaging their photos.

In this case, we’re talking about Flickr, one of the most popular free photo storage services. The service was purchased by professional photo hosting service SmugMug, and last November ...

Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer science, materials science, supercomputers, drones, browsers, 3D ...

Flickr used to be a great home for all your photos; a place to save, collect, and share all your images easily and for free. Not anymore, because Yahoo just made its Auto-Uploadr tool a premium ...