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31-05-13, 09:38
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What's the Catch?
Flickr are offering a terabyte of cloud space at no cost and we can keep every image private if we like. Why would they do that
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31-05-13, 10:47
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Hi peter Maybe this answers your question.
http://connect.dpreview.com/post/163...droid-app?news Harry
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31-05-13, 17:17
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Thank you very much for that Harry. In spite of all the comment I think I'll slowly begin to upload my relatively tiny "portfolio".
Whatever else it's a back up for free. 
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31-05-13, 19:41
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Peter I think it's well worth while, but I'll still back-up to an external drive. Belts and Braces come to mind
I have photos on Adobe's & Canons web sites, but I don't like the way they're going, especially Adobe, so will be moving all my photos to flickr. Harry Harry
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01-06-13, 02:30
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Two words:
- Competition - Google. You know how much Yahoo loves Google. So what would they do once they owned Flickr?
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