Google+ Team Intent on Stealing Flickr’s Photo Sharing Crown
Over the last couple of days Google has been hosting the “Hangout In Real Life” Google+ Photographers Conference in San Francisco, and if anything has come out of the conference at all, it’s that Google is intent on making Google+ the photo sharing service of the future.
But there’s another reason why many are speculating that Google is lining services like Yahoo!’s Flickr up in the cross-hairs: Bradley Horowitz was actually the executive at Yahoo! who led the charge to buy Flickr back in 2005. Given Horowitz comments and the amount of attention Google is lavishing on photographers, it’s quite clear that Google is aiming for photo sharing domination — something Facebook is pursuing as well.
Image credit: bradley horowitz – yahoo @ hearst tower by glemak