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Subscribe to commentsPat CavitAug 28th 2006 6:24PM
Organizr isn't flash anymore, they switched it earlier this year and it's now all Javascript.
QwfwqAug 28th 2006 6:58PM
It looks like a very nicely done mashup, and a good example of how all these services that have been released by Yahoo! (and likewise for Google, etc) are starting to become more integrated.
Flickr seems to be getting more and more ahead of the photo sharing business and all the other similar service providers have their work cut out for them if they want to catch up.
DavidAug 28th 2006 7:48PM
This is really great although the yahoo maps used are way too basic and the satelite photos look like a kids crayon drawing (in England anyway).
rfbjamesAug 29th 2006 5:15AM
This is simply awesome!
Eduardo ManchonAug 29th 2006 8:48PM
For those who are interested in areas not well covered by Yahoo Maps, Panoramio can be an alternative.
In Panoramio you can locate your photos via drag and drop interface using Google Maps. You also can watch the photos in Google Earth through KML feed.
Eduardo
Chris SmithSep 5th 2006 10:57AM
Flickr's got some great privacy features for the map settings as well -- great idea.
I've detailed how the geotag information (longitude and latitude values) can be found at my blog entry on the subject as well:
http://www.naturalsearchblog.com/archives/2006/09/01/flickr-adds-geotagging-features