Flickr: From an Online.Game Tool to a Photo Sharing App!
Flickr was initially part of an online multiplayer game called Game Neverending, made by Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield.
That game included a feature allowing players to upload and sh
Why you shift to instagram from facebook when you can do the same thing on facebook?
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Bishal Debbarma
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Except for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, which social media app do you use most of the time?
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Rohit Jain
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I ran an ad on Facebook using the boost post option, but Facebook banned the ad without any reason. I'm considering running an ad on Instagram using the post boost option. Will the post get boosted on Instagram, or will Instagram also not allow the a
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Havish Gupta
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Flickr: From an Online.Game Tool to a Photo Sharing App!
Flickr was initially part of an online multiplayer game called Game Neverending, made by Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield.
That game included a feature allowing players to upload and sh
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Mohammed Zaid
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Amazon India has teamed up with Startup India to support startups through e-commerce, mentorship, and resources, particularly aiding women entrepreneurs through its Saheli program
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Rahul Gupta
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According to the traffic monitoring site Similarweb, X smashed it out of the ballpark with more visits worldwide than Instagram and Facebook.
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Messi Boss
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When facebook live was there ,youtube there instagram there
Why twitch become dominant in live streaming market?
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In 2010, Instagram was just getting started. Two guys, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, had built an app that allowed users to post filtered photos. Simple idea, right?
Within two years, it had exploded in popularity, reaching 100 million users by 20
In the early 2000s, Larry Page and Sergey Brin sought investment for Google, approaching Yahoo!, which offered a lowball $1 million for acquisition. Page and Brin rejected the offer. By 2004, Google went public and dominated search, while Yahoo! stru