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Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Geotagging with Flickr

Flickr launched geotagging yesterday. I have been using Zooomr (my page) recently has it has had this feature for a while, plus other cool ones... plus I have a Pro account there which means more photos and bandwidth than I can get for free with Flickr. But I find Flickr much better looking, for organisation and presentation of photos, plus it's a bigger site and has a larger community and way more photos. So now what do I do, pay the $25 per year for Flickr for a better 'experience' or stick with Zooomr for free?

More on Flickr geotagging on the FlickrBlog

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Dan | 13:14
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  1. Anonymous Anonymous | 29 August, 2006 18:00 |  

    Go Flickr... I dont like Zooomr :/

  2. Blogger Dan | 30 August, 2006 10:04 |  

    They had 1,234,384 photos geotagged in 24 hours....

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