Flickr: An overview by Javier Velasco
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This is a review of Flickr I developed this semester for my coursework at UNC Chapel Hill The notes here are not really polished for public consumtion, they are, indeed author notes intended for presentation use. A cleaner version of this article is currently being edited for publication on my blog.
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Flickr: An overview by Javier Velasco
- 1. An overview by Javier Velasco-Martin November 2008 School of Information and Library Sciences The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- 4. Flickr User Model Bryce Glass 2005
- 6. Comments, Favorites and Notes
- 13. Critique groups
- 14. Self-potrait project: 356 days
- 15. Social Browsing
- 16. Hierarchical contacts and Permissions
- 17. Tag clusters
- 18. Interestingness
- 22. An overview by Javier Velasco-Martin November 2008 School of Information and Library Sciences The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Notas del editor
- Origins, Flickr launches in feb 2004 by Ludicorp, built from the base of some tools that had previously been developed by the same company for a game. This tone of playfulness spirit is one of the things that have made flickr so attractive. Flickr had an explosive growth and currently contains more than three billion pictures (Nov. ‘08). In March 2005 the company is bought by Yahoo! with all of its employees. On April ‘08 they include the option of uploading Videos as well.