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Twelve (Actually One) Angry Twitterers Twelve (Actually One) Angry Twitterers ICEBREAKER Russell Wright and his construction company, Stoam Holdings, recently lost a $12 million dollar lawsuit brought by investors. If Wright and his lawyer get their way, however, one juror's Twitter posts before, during, and after the proceedings may be cause for a mistrial. Johnathan Powell, a Wal-Mart photo department manager who served on the jury, posted various inane details of his experience to Twitter throughout the day via SMS from his cell phone. While most of the updates were harmless, the appeal filed by Drew Ledbetter, Wright's lawyer, hinges on Twitter post timestamps and whether some of Powell's posts betray bias before the jury finished deliberating. From Ars Technica "'So, Johnathan, what did you do today?' Oh, nothing really. I just gave away TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS of somebody else's money!"

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Page 1: Tech 20 Session 9

Twelve (Actually One) Angry TwitterersTwelve (Actually One) Angry TwitterersICEBREAKER

Russell Wright and his construction company, Stoam Holdings, recently lost a $12 million dollar lawsuit brought by investors. If Wright and his lawyer get their way, however, one juror's Twitter posts before, during, and after the proceedings may be cause for a mistrial. Johnathan Powell, a Wal-Mart photo department manager who served on the jury, posted various inane details of his experience to Twitter throughout the day via SMS from his cell phone. While most of the updates were harmless, the appeal filed by Drew Ledbetter, Wright's lawyer, hinges on Twitter post timestamps and whether some of Powell's posts betray bias before the jury finished deliberating.   From Ars Technica

"'So, Johnathan, what did you do today?' Oh, nothing really. I just gave away TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS of somebody else's money!"

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Using Flickr to Eliminate Those Using Flickr to Eliminate Those Boxes of Unsorted PhotosBoxes of Unsorted Photos

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Traditional PhotographyTraditional Photography

Unsorted Boxes of Photos

Photo Albums

UnorganizedHard to ShareSubject to Loss or Damage

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Current PhotographyCurrent Photography

Unorganized

Expensive to Print!

Possible Lost

Difficult to Share

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Photo Sharing SitesPhoto Sharing Sites

Why Use These?

Free

Secure Backup

Easy Access and Organization (Tags)

Editing

Sharing

Embedding

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A Brief ComparisonA Brief Comparison

Free 100mb/month Free 100mb/month (Premium Accounts (Premium Accounts Available)Available)

Pictures Can Be Public or Pictures Can Be Public or PrivatePrivate

Camera/Phone ApplicationsCamera/Phone Applications Larger CommunityLarger Community Pictures Downloadable in Pictures Downloadable in

Different SizesDifferent Sizes Video UploadVideo Upload Many Third-Party Tools Many Third-Party Tools

AvailableAvailable

Free 1 GB (Premium Free 1 GB (Premium Accounts Available)Accounts Available)

Pictures Can Be Public or Pictures Can Be Public or PrivatePrivate

Photo Editing with Desktop Photo Editing with Desktop ClientClient

Camera/Phone ApplicationsCamera/Phone Applications Integration with Google Integration with Google

ApplicationsApplications Video Upload (Premium)Video Upload (Premium) Better Integration for Better Integration for

Uploading Pictures Uploading Pictures

My Recommendation: Try Both!

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Other Photo Sharing SitesOther Photo Sharing Sites

Shutterfly: Free Unlimited StorageShutterfly: Free Unlimited Storage Smugmug: No Free SharingSmugmug: No Free Sharing Photobucket: Similar to PicasaPhotobucket: Similar to Picasa

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