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Some of you may know that the Library of Congress has been using Flickr
lately in a test run. It was pretty neat, and viewers of the historical
images were adding interesting information, and plenty of user-friendly
tags to the images of African-American workers in shipyards during WWII.
Alas, I don't have the link to the LC project handy, but it shouldn't be
hard to find. 

Personally, I haven't used Picasa, but I did have my first run with
Flikr lately and it worked like a charm.

Mary Montgomery
Museum of History & Industry, Seattle

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Subject: Re: flickr vs picasa vs ?

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Hi,

I personally used both and Flicker has a regular fee once you go over
200 pics vs. Picasa (which I use now) gives you a GB of space.  Yahoo
permits some image editing/special effects online, if you didn't do it
before uploading.  Both of those sites have utilities to permit bulk
uploading and downsizing of the images.  For the most part, those are
the main differences.

Katherine Morales

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 8:36 PM, Chris Lawrence
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> Grace,
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> I feel flickr is the way to go b/c it has a bigger audience, and 
> better social tagging tools. It is also very easy to use with a strong

> bulk uploader. There are already a number of museums and cultural 
> institutions using the site as a public space.
>
> Good luck, please post the link when you decide which avenue you
choose!
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> Chris Lawrence
> Senior Manager of Digital Learning
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> On Mar 25, 2008, at 8:29 PM, grace manubay wrote:
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> > greetings all -
> >
> > i am looking into a starting a free (or relatively inexpensive) 
> > photo database that is publicly accessible online.  i've read about 
> > flickr and picasa (and i'm sure there are more out there), so if 
> > anyone has opinions about which is better to use, i'd appreciate the

> > insight.
> >
> > many thanks,
> > grace
> > environmental educator
> > washington, dc
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Katherine Morales

Remember, history repeats itself!

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