Collaborate Disseminate
2020 is a year of reflection and avoiding regret, and one of the biggest practices we all know we should do better is back up our data. Inevitably there will be a corruption or accident, and we mourn the loss of some valuable data and vow to never let it …read more
Continue reading New Year Habits – What Do You Do For Data Storage?
How a whimsical online game became an enterprise software giant. Continue reading The Slack origin story
Photo sharing website Flickr is trying to combat copyright infringement with a service that spots copies of its users’ images online. Continue reading Flickr tackling online image theft with new AI service
SmugMug, the current owners of the photo-sharing platform Flickr, are changing the platform’s model, but says it will maintain its support for Creative Commons. Not every company that has relied on the license in the past can say that. Continue reading The Creative Commons Avoid a Tragedy on Flickr
SmugMug announced this week that it will acquire venerable photo-sharing service Flickr from Yahoo for an undisclosed sum.
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Staff at the Bureau of Land Management were instructed to share photos of fossil fuel development on the agency’s Flickr page, FOIA documents reveal. Continue reading Public Lands Agency Ordered Staff to Promote Oil and Gas on Social Media
A high schooler poking around in Flickr found a critical flaw Continue reading How anyone could have stuffed your Flickr account with photos
Yahoo has patched an account takeover vulnerability on its Flickr image-hosting service that earned an independent security researcher a $7,000 bounty. Continue reading Flickr Vulnerability Worth $7K Bounty to Researcher
If the Verizon deal goes through, one of Silicon Valley’s most famous brand names will soon exist only in our memories. Continue reading Yahoo! Is Dead, Will Now Be Called ‘Altaba’
If the Verizon deal goes through, one of Silicon Valley’s most famous brand names will soon exist only in our memories. Continue reading Yahoo! Is Dead, Will Now Be Called ‘Altaba’