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  • Flickr Rolls Out New Features For Twitter


    02 July, 2009, by Desire Athow

    In a move that further serves as a testimony for Twitter's soaring popularity, Yahoo-owned image-sharing website Flickr has announced that its users will now be able to share their images uploaded to its website on Twitter. 

    The integration would allow Flickr users to upload images on Twitter and Flickr simultaneously, or tweet about any Flickr-based image using exclusive short flic.kr domain name.

    In order to set up an account, users would require clicking on to “add a blog” page on the website, follow the given steps to authorise Twitter, and subsequently save the given email address to their phone's address book.

    After getting done with this, users would just need to email the image to the provided address whenever they want to upload it; however, the subject line as well as the body of the email should include the Flickr title and custom Twitter message, and should be limited to 116 characters. 

    On the other hand, from the Flickr website, users would just need to click on to the “blog this” button given on the image page, doing this, the image will be uploaded on their Twitter and Flickr accounts at the same time; however, if users don't want others tweeting their images they simply can turn the button off.

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    Desire Athow
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    Desire Athow
    on 02 July, 2009

    Désiré Athow is the Content Editor of ITProPortal.com and has been reporting on technology and telecommunication since 1999. You can follow him on Twitter.
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