Flickr is continuing to nudge users toward paid accounts under SmugMug's ownership. The photo host has told users they'll soon need Pro accounts to share "restricted and moderate" content.

The buzz in photography circles this past weekend was a post by Thomas Hawk declaring "Flickr is Dead." It's not the first time we've heard this attention-grabbing headline. By the numbers, it's ...

While I was studying photography in college, Flickr was the best place to store, organize and share photos. Almost everyone with a DSLR used it, poring over photosets and meticulously crafted albums.

The new Flickr approach takes a more SmugMug-like approach: pay for the service, and the company will work hard to make sure you think it's worth paying for, without sharing your personal data ...

In 2004, Flickr helped create the modern web -- then almost got left behind by it. Sign Up for Our Ideas Newsletter POV. ... On Flickr, sharing wasn’t a loss leader. It was the whole idea.

Flickr, the pioneering online photo-sharing community — whose rise and purchase by Yahoo in 2005 was a key storyline in the “Web 2.0” era — has a surprise new owner: SmugMug.

Flickr’s core advantage, in other words, is as an archive–an unlimited archive, if you opt for the pro option. The app update simply plugs Flickr’s archive into a modern context.

We have, in the past, been harshly critical of iPhoto's Flickr and Facebook sharing features—if not on the site, at least in our personal lives. The feature was introduced to iPhoto in January ...

Sharing on Flickr from iPhoto is easy, especially after you read this brief overview. X. Your Guide To a Better Future. News AI Tech VPN ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Speculation in technology circles that Yahoo might close or sell Flickr, its photo-sharing service, prompted an emphatic denial this month. “Is Yahoo committed to Flickr?” ...