August 30, 2006
7:56 am

Stewart Butterfield post on flickr blog —”When we were doing our projections for how many photos Flickr members would geotag, we though that we'd hit a million in the first month, maybe even as fast as two weeks. Instead, 24 hours in, there were 1,234,384 geotagged photos (and now more than 1.6 million geotagged photos as I write this, about 9 hours later).” For more info…

Techcrunch —”Flickr Geotagging, which allows users to drag photos on to a Yahoo map and mark them with a specific worldwide location, received rave early reviews yesterday, even from competitors.”

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Flickr: 1.2 million Photos Geotagged in First Day, flickr

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