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The Creative Commons Avoid a Tragedy on Flickr
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.
Public Lands Agency Ordered Staff to Promote Oil and Gas on Social Media
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.
Hjemmesiden 'Internet History' udstiller dine gamle, glemte billeder
De seneste syv år har Doug Battenhausen gennemsøgt forladte billedgallerier, rådne links og måske din gamle MySpace-profil. Han har samlet en lang række fantastisk deprimerende fotografier.
How to Bring Down a Creepshot Account
“The media couldn’t share his photo because it’s media, but we don’t have those restrictions and can do what we want.”
Government Flickr Page that Used to Show Wilderness Now Only Shows Oil Drilling
So long public lands, hello fossil fuel.
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.
A Terrible Confession About Brussels Sprouts
Welcome back to Stranger Than Flicktion, our Flickr-inspired fiction column. In today’s festive tale, we meet a narrator with an unforgivable Christmas secret.
Who Knew Live Police Radio over Ambient Music Could be so Damn Soothing?
'You Are Listening to Los Angeles' is an online radio station that lets you drift away to the atmospheric lull of crime.
The Impossible Quest to Catalog a Decade of NYC Street Art
"I see next to no good street art anymore," says photographer Katherine Lorimer (a.k.a. Luna Park), the author of '(Un)Sanctioned,' a new book documenting the peak and decline of NYC street art, as well as the illegal graffiti that's as strong as ever.
Patrick Bateman and the Poisoned Toffee Apple
Welcome back to Stranger Than Flicktion, our Flickr-inspired fiction column. In this special Halloween edition, we hear an American Psycho-inspired tale of cam girls, cats, and candy apples.
Falling in Love with an Ice Cream Man Is About More than a Big Cone
He asked me to go home with him to play Pop Pop, a game much like the food sex scene in 9½ Weeks but using only scoops of pink bubble-gum ice cream to eat, blow up, and pop on each other’s goose-pimpled skin while rolling around in the mud.