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85% of images online go unsourced, here’s how this startup wants to fix it
A tremendous volume of images go online each day. Yet almost 85 percent of these images go uncredited. Here’s how this startup wants to fix it.
Teenagers say goodbye to Facebook, adding street cred to WeChat
We’ve heard about how Facebook is losing its street cred and its teenage audience as more and more baby boomers (their parents) join the platform. Where are all the teenagers
CoolIris App Adds New Photo Sources, Boasts 1.5M Installs
Today CoolIris has pushed a new update for its iOS photo viewing app, which adds new support for a number of sources including Google Drive, Picasa/Google+, and Flickr. After version
Speedy Chinese Clone Copies Startup Still in Beta
It’s a pretty solid measure of success when a Chinese company clones your startup before you have even exited the beta stage. This is what has happened to the very
How To: Track India’s Fight Against Corruption Online
Earlier we wrote about how Anna Hazare’s ‘fast unto death’ movement created an uproar on Facebook and Twitter and how more than 400,000 people have already pledged their names on the online
Facebook Can Be Anything It Wants to Be
Facebook is a shape shifting Internet monster. With more than 500 million users, it really can be anything it wants to be. Whenever a new startup pitches an idea, one
Brilliant Guerilla Social Media Campaign for 3M
Things we forget – case study of a brilliant, subtle guerilla and social media campaign for 3M
6 Hilarious Social Media “Motivational” Posters
Alright, these posters are not the usual motivational posters you see hanging around offices. In fact, the little quotes we see on them aren’t exactly motivating and might even be
What Flickr Thinks About Social Media
If I ask you for a picture to convey what you think about social media, what would you pick? They say a picture can speak a thousand words but wait
Typhoon Ondoy Hits the Philippines: Social Media Playing a Big Part
According to reports, Typhoon Ondoy has killed at least 83 people, with 23 others missing. 60,000 people were brought to emergency shelters, adding to a total of more than 330,000



