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• gaikokujinkyofusho - Sep 29 2006 | Comparison, Flickr, Hosting, Lists, Sharing, Social, Storage, Tags, Tools, Web2.0, Reference, Review, imported:del.icio.us

  Photo sharing webistes comparison
• DaveMatthews - Sep 06 2006 | photo sharing

  Quoted: In the table below (which incidentally we did using Zoho Sheet, Zoho's online spreadsheet) we list companies from the Hitwise article as well as some ...
• ChrisWei - Sep 06 2006 | photos, websites

  redotting for later... photo sharing website comparison

  Quoted: Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus. In this post we profile the red hot photo sharing space, where the blogosphere darling Flickr ...
• mohit - Sep 06 2006 | photo sharing, flickr, picasa

  If you're looking for an online photo site...

  Quoted: Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus. In this post we profile the red hot photo sharing space, where the blogosphere darling Flickr ...

  • mike - Sep 06 2006
    

    I don't agree that there is a "shakeout" coming. Why can't there be MANY photo sharing sites on the web? As long as they each have a large enough market to sustain their cost structure, we could see all kinds of different versions of photo-sharing services, focusing on different aspects of the market. Customers may even chose to use more than one (as I do).

    The mentality of "winner take all" seems to me a throwback to looking at the PC software industry and watching Microsoft displace all its competitors.

    While it may be confusing to have to deal with too many providers, consolodation only makes sense for one case - the social networking aspects will have a dominant position as they grow a larger network of users.

  • jlall - Sep 06 2006
    

    I like photobucket personally, the article calls it too simple but for my purposes (posting screenshots on forums etc) it's great.
• kjb - Sep 06 2006 | Photos, Technology, imported:del.icio.us