Flickr, the legacy online photo sharing site, was set to start deleting members' photos Tuesday, but it announced a deadline extension to March 12. Anyone with over 1,000 photos would have to pay $50 ...

As part of Yahoo!'s commitment to be the center of people's online lives, Flickr, a division of Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq: YHOO) and one of the world's largest photo sharing communities, has announced it is ...

Flickr has this week announce the launch of a new service called Curated Connections which has been created to offer Flickr members a new licensing experience and a way to make money from their ...

Flickr is still losing money and needs more people to sign up to its Pro tier to have a chance of survival. That’s according to Don MacAskill, CEO of SmugMug, which bought the photo site in 2018. At ...

Flickr broke out of its photographic confines nearly a year ago with the introduction of video. Videos can be up to 90 seconds in length and 150MB in size, but until now, only Pro account holders were ...

Popular photo sharing service Flickr added a new feature Wednesday that lets users tag each other in photos. In addition, Flickr has updated its privacy controls, so users can opt out of being ...

The practice of photography is gradually moving toward the Web: Flickr members now can edit their photos online using Picnik's tools. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...

An email dropped into my in-box yesterday from Yahoo. Titled "Flickr: Update for Old Skool members", the message went on to explain that Yahoo was discontinuing the old email-based Flickr sign-in ...

After eight years and 7 billion photos, Yahoo-owned photo sharing community Flickr is giving members a better, faster way to post and share their images on the site. Flickr is in the processing of ...

Flickr announced last November that it would drop its free tier from 1TB of storage to just 1,000 photos. Originally, Flicker said those who didn’t pay $50 to upgrade to the Pro tier would have their ...

Users of the popular photo-sharing site Flickr are upset with the announcement that customers must use Yahoo IDs to log-in from 15 March. In an e-mail to users, Flickr said founding members, known as ...