Photo Sharing

Photo Sharing

This discussion of photo sharing, particularly Flickr as a marketing tool, is from a Communications 2.0 presentation. WATCH the next segment on Podcasting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=779FJaBFfpI

This presentation was given before a nonprofit communications class at Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota on April 16, 2007.

The presentation was given by Ann Treacy of Treacy Information Services and David Erickson of the e-Strategy Internet Marketing Blog at http://e-StrategyBlog.com.

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Category:

Howto & Style

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• Photo Sharing
• Photo Sharing Websites
• Flickr Marketing
• Marketing
• Social Media
• Social Media Marketing
• Social Networking
• Social Network Marketing
• Tagging
• Flickr
• Hamline University
• Web 2.0
• Demonstration
• Lecture
• Course
• Flicker
• David Erickson
• Ann Treacy
• eStrategy
• e-Strategy
• ESB
• Saint Paul
• St. Paul
• Minnesota
• MN

[meteodub]

This girl did't succesfuly learn to speak.

[jbarnesphoto]

Flickr sucks they closed my account and won't give any reason or refund, they are theifs do not waste your time on them----

This is their excuse for stealing my money and wasting my time.

# Don't be creepy.

You know the guy. Don't be that guy.

-Terrence

Hello,

Flickr policy is that we do not offer refunds.

-Terrence

[waynemckinny]

flickr is a fraud all they do is steal your money then delete your account and keep your pictures , my advice stay away from there