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Images: Yahoo puts its stamp on photo sharing
May 26, 2005
Yahoo's PhotoMail beta will scan photos on a person's hard drive, and drag and drop selections into an e-mail message.
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Yahoo pictures easier photo sharing
May 26, 2005
Site launches a beta for free e-mail service designed to let subscribers more easily send and share digital photos. Images: Yahoo puts its stamp on photo sharing
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PictureTrail Photo Editor 1.6
Edit your pictures and share them online.
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Yahoo, Microsoft bolster e-mail services
May 26, 2005
With early version of PhotoMail, Yahoo targets demand for sharing snapshots. MSN Postmaster, meanwhile, takes aim at spam headed to Hotmail.
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Shutterfly offers Web space to customers
July 28, 2005
Online photo service debuts personalized URLs, Web pages that let people store an unlimited number of albums.
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