July 13, 2008: Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield announces his resignation, following that of his wide a day earlier.

April 9, 2008: Paid subscribers can upload videos up to 90 seconds or 150 MB in size.

May 3, 2007: Yahoo! announced that Yahoo! Photos is shutting down on 20 September, 2007, encouraging users to move to Flickr.

January 31, 2007: Flickr forces “Old Skool” members to associate their account with Yahoo!’s.

Upload limits are removed from Flickr Pro account, from previously 2 GB limit per month.

December 13, 2006: Upload limit for free account is increased from 20 MB to 100 MB per month.May 16, 2006: Flickr upgrades it services from beta to gamma status, regarding the softare release life cycle.

June 26, 2005–July 2, 2005: All content is migrated from Canadian to United States servers.

March 20, 2005: Yahoo! acquires Flickr for between $22 million and $25 million.

February 10, 2004: Flickr is launched in Vancouver by Swewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake.

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Number of countries users come from: 72 countries.

Total number of users: over 112 million.

Number of monthly users: over 60 million monthly users.

Most popular cameras: Apple ( 54%), Canon ( 23%), Nikon ( 18%).

Total number of photos shared: 10 billion.

Number of photos shared daily: 3.5 million.

Number of photos uploaded daily: 25 million photos.

Total number of photos shared under the Creative Commons license: over 500 million.

Users can also add tags to their photos, and use these tags to search for photos. Flickr allows users to upload photos and videos, and organize them into albums.

Flickr traffic: 60 million users per monthįlickr is a photo-sharing website where users can upload, share, and tag photos.

Year Flickr was founded: 2004 (18 years ago).

Flickr was founded by: Stewart Butterfield, Caterina Fake.

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