O'Reilly Network -- Stewart Butterfield on Flickr - The Diigo Meta page

• 12 Sep 08
  

  Pauline Lewis

  flickr

• 05 Mar 08
  

  I think we had one person inquire about using the SOAP version of the API. I don't know if any apps were actually built. There is at least one application built on XML-RPC. But all the others--I don't even know how many there are--are built on the REST AP

  Flickr API XML-RPC REST SOAP vs comparaison folksonomy service Web Services web Stewart Butterfield développement

• 06 Jan 07
  

  ethomsen

  An interesting interview that uses Squared Circle as an example.

  Flickr

• 18 Nov 06
  

  Alex Ko

  imported

• 09 Nov 06
  

  W. B Mook

  flickr

• 24 Aug 06
  

  Kilian Hauray

  interview socialnetworking flickr Stewart Butterfield

• 06 Aug 06
  

  John Beeler

  flickr interview

• 05 Aug 06
  

  Ian Delaney

  
  
  Their business is photofinishing; they give away sharing as a loss leader to get people into the funnel, to get them to print. That's good enough for a lot of users--they take some photos at a wedding, and they want to upload them to a web page and sh

  flickr interview socialsoftware

  • We've done step one of relatedness of tags, which is just cluster analysis of how people tag, and then we suggest related tags. So if you tag "Italy," it will suggest "Rome," "architecture," "travel," "food," "Europe," etc. And it works astoundingly well.
  • Capturing the creative energy of the hive can be scary. It requires giving up some control, and eliminating lock-in as a strategy.
  • Their business is photofinishing; they give away sharing as a loss leader to get people into the funnel, to get them to print. That's good enough for a lot of users--they take some photos at a wedding, and they want to upload them to a web page and share that URL with friends.

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• 31 Jul 06
  

  Kevin Wen

  flickr interview openapi socialsoftware

• 25 Jun 06
  

  haraldgroven

  Flickr is part of something else too, something radical: the massive sharing of what we used to think of as private data. Photos, bookmarks, and journals used to be considered personal. The social networking revolution--which encompasses everything from F

  Flickr web2.0 fromDelicious

• 07 Jun 06
  

  Erik Stattin

  flickr

• 16 Apr 06
  

  Rachel C

  Stewart Butterfield on Flickr by Richard Koman 02/04/2005

  flickr interview photos folksonomy web tags web2.0 StewartButterfield RichardKoman oreilly images

• 06 Mar 06
  

  Stephan Ridgway

  Stewart Butterfield on Flickr by Richard Koman 02/04/2005

  flickr socialsoftware web2.0 tagging

• 27 Sep 05
  

  Sigalon - The Swedish Frog

  Flickr Delicious

• 25 May 05
  

  Andy Roberts

  Interesting interview

  imported

• 16 Feb 05
  

  David Jakes

  flickr Flickr

• 08 Feb 05
  

  paulcp

  Flickr Tags Folksonomies Sharing Business Technology People Entrepreneurship Community

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  bethrhu

  Flickr

• 07 Feb 05
  

  Jan Zuppinger

  flickr moblog network tags

• 06 Feb 05
  

  Gordon Ross

  interview with Stewart

  flickr butterfield interview o'reilly

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  brian rodney

  flickr photos tags social interviews rss services personal images del.icio.us

• 05 Feb 05
  

  znarfor

  Bookmarks interview flickr imported

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  Jannah

Page Comments

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  W. B Mook on 2006-11-09
  I might never get around to reading this, but it seems somewhat interesting.

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