DOCUMERICA: The World Trade Center
The U.S. National Archives presents historic images of the then-newly completed World Trade Center in lower Manhattan, from May 1973. Wil Blanche’s DOCUMERICA assignment took […]
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Welcome NASA to the Commons
NASA joins the Commons on Flickr today with three iconic sets spanning the US space agency’s 50+ year history. Their Commons account will feature photos […]
Welcome to your new photo page
After a few weeks in public preview, we’re rolling out the new Flickr photo page to 100% of the Flickrverse.
Golden Age of Jazz
Today the the Library of Congress debuts the Gottlieb Jazz Photos on the Flickr Commons. From the Library’s set notes, William P. Gottlieb was a […]
Flickr iPhone app does multi-tasking and Twitter
In case you missed it in all the hubbub, a new version of the Flickr iPhone app launched last week in the App Store. Flickr […]
Site issues July 20, 2010
2:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 20 July 2010 Hey folks, looks like the hiccups have stopped! Yay! 2:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 20 July 2010: […]
Facebook, Twitter, geotagging oh my!
We add features and make others better all the time to let you do more with your photos. We thought we’d do a quick round […]
Welcome the National Library of Scotland to The Commons!
Please join us in welcoming the National Library of Scotland to The Commons! They bring us over 2,000 images, including The Last Letter of Mary […]
Christmas in July
Um, can you say adorable? Check out the very first “Request to License” sale. It comes from Flickr member chotda all the way from Guam. […]
A New Photo Experience: Your Photos, Happier
For over six years, you’ve made Flickr the place to be for photos. Billions of photos of the places you’ve been, the things you’ve seen, […]
Headbands for Haiti
Actor Ben Stiller and Yahoo! CMO Elisa Steele don headbands to help Haiti. For every view the photo receives, Yahoo! will donate one dollar (up […]
Italy of yore
The Library of Congress is uploading magnificent photochromes of Italy from the late 1800s and early 1900s to The Commons. Please take a trip through […]