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Picture This

Social Media Marketing

There are a number of great resources that are either low-cost or free: Flickr The grand-daddy of all image sites. Flickr is a very powerful community with millions of photos at your disposal. A note about using Flickr photos: if you plan to embed a Flickr photo in your site, there are guidelines that you need to follow.

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Free Culture and Attention as Currency

Waxing UnLyrical

” With “openness” (coders, rejoice!) we imply an Open Source culture, where the ratio of creators to consumers is shooting up faster than ever. Image: Loius Volant on Flickr, Creative Commons. When did we last purchase any music, forget about downloading it legally? No, not really.

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The Bamboo Project Blog

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Flickr photo via Nesster. and learning ( Go here to download the game cards if youre interested in using them). You can download Social Media Game Cards here from the conference workshop page. Can be downloaded from SourceForge and can author content, publish to a SCORM format. As long as we persist in seeing Web 2.0

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A Visual Guide to Finding Free Images Online – [INFOGRAPHIC]

Your Escape From 9 to 5

Here are 28 sources for free images. Pexels – Has made things easy by using Creative Commons Zero (CC0). Wikimedia Commons – Collection of over 26 million image files. Open Photo – Open Photo offers curated open source photos under the creative commons license. Picjumbo – 1.7

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The Audacity of Free: The Products and Services Edition

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Books Take Time to Write Last week, a Twitter user asked a really blunt but surprising question about how to download my book (legally) for free. Some of my books come with a CD containing the code, and are later offered at the Safari Books site as a download. Yeah, but doesn’t the Open Source movement get funded?

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