Photo Sharing

If you have built a business as a third party client for anything that is connected to Twitter this news should make you (and any investors) rethink your position. It is being reported that Twitter will be announcing its own photo sharing offering. Couple this with the recent acquisition of TweetDeck and it is clear that Twitter wants to bring the most important aspects of the service ‘in-house’.

Ten years ago, sharing photographs and videos meant snail-mailing content to family and friends. Now, sharing photographs and videos are a digital activity, with online sharing sites and smart phones applications like Instagram, Path, and PicPlz being quickly integrated into daily social media regimens. Enter Color: the latest mobile photo application drawing mixed reviews about the application. Prior to Color’s launch, Sequoia Capital, considered “one of the highest caliber venture

Plixi is a photo sharing service for Facebook and Twitter that integrates location and events. So, instead of just telling people what you’re doing, you can also show them. The interesting thing about Plixi is that it used to be TweetPhoto, and has now transformed. The TweetPhoto site is still up so that users will still have access to the photos on that server. You can get started by using either your Facebook or Twitter account to connect with Plixi. When clicking on “Upload Photo”