
TechCrunch's Michael Arrington has written an article called
The Flickr Gunners in which he examines three promising
new services that are gunning for Flickr's deeply entrenched position as king of the photo-sharing hill. His picks are
BubbleShare, the not-yet-launched
Ookles from Feedster founder Scott Johnson, and 17-year-old Kristopher Tate's
brainchild
Zooomr. Arrington doesn't go into a lot of detail with any of the
services, but these are definitely three Web 2.0 ventures to keep an eye on.
Tags: BubbleShare, Flickr, Kristopher Tate, KristopherTate, Michael Arrington, MichaelArrington, Ookles, photo, photography, photos, Scott Johnson, ScottJohnson, sharing, TechCrunch, Zooomr
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Subscribe to commentsAndrewApr 11th 2006 1:38PM
Bubbleshare is really slick, and just keeps getting better.
BlitheApr 11th 2006 2:40PM
I've been using TheBlackStripe.com for all of my pics. It's a collaborative online photo sharing site based on real-life social networks. I would call it a combo of facebook and flickr. The site is definitely worth a visit!