Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhouse in photo storage

Re:Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhou... by whysonot on Thursday May 07, 2015 @07:06PM (#9509000)

Does this read like an advertisement to anybody else?

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Re:Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhou... by kayman on Thursday May 07, 2015 @07:23PM (#9509078)

I find myself wary of these types of articles.

As people become desensitized to clicking on ads, these articles seem to be the new ads.

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Re:Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhou... by tombrossman on Friday May 08, 2015 @04:01AM (#9510475)

Perfect example right here, which is an Ars Technica "article" from their new UK site, brought to you by a certain Microsoft product which just so happens to be worked in to the story. http://arstechnica.co.uk/features/2015/05/ken-fishers-travel...

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Re:Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhou... by dublinben on Friday May 08, 2015 @08:22AM (#9511147)

ArsTechnica has always been a leader in sponsored articles. You can pretty much tell what any new product article will say, based on the company behind it. Most of their authors have a pervasive pro-Apple bias, with the notable exception of their resident Microsoft fanboy, Peter Bright.

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Re:Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhou... by cortesoft on Thursday May 07, 2015 @08:06PM (#9509240)

Yeah, "powerhouse" kinda gave it away.

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Re:Flickr redesigns web and mobile apps to create a powerhou... by ojbyrne on Thursday May 07, 2015 @07:10PM (#9509022)

On that note, when I went to the page, I thought I was on Lexus's site, because of the huge ad at the top of the page.

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