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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2009
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Flickr Launches Search Map of World Photos

New service groups
pix by location

Nov 19, 07 6:44 AM CST
(Newser) - Beginning today, a new mapping feature will make it easier to view photos stored on Flickr by location. "Places," a new geographical sorting service on the massive photo-share website, pinpoints photo contributions to one of 100,000 locations on a global map, Reuters reports. The map also shows... More »

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Yahoo • photography • Flickr • photograph • travel photography • Flickr Places

Bush Scores as Hugger in Chief

If there's one thing Bush can do, it's embrace for the cameras

Oct 28, 07 10:25 AM CDT
(Newser) - George W. Bush may not come off as touchy-feely, but as his California fire tour demonstrates, he’s one of the best presidential huggers of all time. In recent months, Bush has embraced literally hundreds in public, the Washington Post notes. Sure, those are mostly photo ops, but Bush’s... More »

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Bush administration • photograph • hugging • George W. Bush

Reuters Posts 'Titanic' Frame in Arctic Gaffe

Agency pinched movie still for North Pole report

Aug 10, 07 5:54 PM CDT
(Newser) - Reuters was caught in another photo pas today, when it revealed pics used in a report on Russia's flag-planting at the North Pole last week were actually lifted frames from the 1997 blockbuster Titanic. An image captioned with descriptions of Russian submersibles on an Arctic seabed was actually a still... More »

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Russia • James Cameron • Reuters • North Pole • photograph • picture • Finland • Titanic • flag

Brits Embrace Facebook, Pay the Price

Photos in 'private' online profiles land Oxford students in hot water

Jul 18, 07 12:32 PM CDT
(Newser) - Miss New Jersey may never be mistaken for a Rhodes Scholar, but unlike some British university students, she knows how to make sure her Facebook profile is private. The social-networking site that nearly brought down the beauty queen is wreaking havoc across the Atlantic, with Oxford students facing disciplinary action... More »

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social networking • Internet • England • Facebook • punishment • disciplinary hearings • discipline • Oxford University • photograph • privacy settings

Photos That Changed the World?

Jun 19, 07 8:31 PM CDT
(Newser) - Slate and Magnum Photos team up to present 31 photos that over the past 70 years have "informed the world" and "capture(d) the political and cultural zeitgeist of our time."  The iconic photos in this slide show range from a soldier falling in the Spanish Civil... More »

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photography • culture • photograph • picture • history • world • Iraq war

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