CNET News have an intersting article about the use of peer-to-peer technology (think Napster) for sharing digital photos. OurPictures is launching a new service which will allow you to swap pictures with other users on the OurPictures network.
"Our belief is that the desktop is the right place where a consumer wants to organize and manage their digital photos--not on a Web site," said John Paul, CEO and founder of OurPictures. "If you have one photo you want... [PhotographyBLOG]
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Digital Photos Go Peer-to-peer
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on Tue 18 May 2004 06:54 PM PDT | Permanent Link
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