- (a) get a strange look; or
- (b) hear a list of digg, Flickr, del.icio.us, Google Maps, Wordpress, ...
I suggests that Flickr isn’t the king of photo sharing sites. Instead, Photobucket.com (which I’d only heard about recently) has more than double the market share of its nearest rival Yahoo! Photos.
Another interesting facet of this is to look at how MySpace users are hosting their images.
Do read the original article for the full details.
3 comments:
Photobucket is so basic though: no interactivity or community element. It's easier to use as a host for photos on blogs, message boards etc than Flickr, which probably explains its success. Flickr has evolved into more a community and a display tool for photography lovers to discuss their best shots. Personally I love it.
Hm, what happened there? This is the link I meant to do.
I dislike the bandwidth limits imposed by some of those photo hosting sites. Nothing looks worse on someones website or forum post than a 'bandwidth exceeded' photo instead of whatever was intended.
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