Los Angeles, CA – TweetPhoto today revealed at the 140 Conference, a two day event exploring the effects of Twitter on business, it will be on a panel with Eastman Kodak Company and the Chicago Tribune discussing how Twitter is changing photography.
TweetPhoto leverages the viral nature of the real-time web by allowing users of its service to instantly share photos across Twitter and other social networks.
“At Kodak we are well-aware of the power of images and how they can help strengthen relationships,” says Jeffrey Hayzlett, CMO of Eastman Kodak Company. “I am delighted to be participating on a panel with an innovative company like TweetPhoto, that is bringing fresh ideas to photography.”
The panel, scheduled for 11:55am Pacific Time, will discuss the changing nature of photography and its central role in communication on platforms like Twitter.
“Real-time photography is currently used across social networking sites to start a conversation or give context to a tweet. It’s fast, fun and addictive,” says Dan Caulfield, CEO of TweetPhoto. “Photo sharing on the real time web is only going to continue to grow. We expect more photos to be taken and shared instantly across the social web in the next five years through mobile devices, than all the photos taken to date.”
TweetPhoto will also be premiering its real-time Event Photo Stream that aggregates both photos and tweets around a conversation using a hashtag. The stream will be demoed using hashtag #140conf during the event to see what people are saying about the Twitter 140 Conference in real-time.
“We are striving to create innovative products and services to help our partners and customers succeed in the social media realm,” says Rodney Rumford, Co-Founder of TweetPhoto and author of Twitter as a Business Tool. “The Event Photo Stream is one of many products in a suite of tools we’ve created that companies can use to become relevant in social media to engage and interact with their customers.”
For more information, please visit: http://www.tweetphoto.com/
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About TweetPhoto:
TweetPhoto is a photo sharing platform for the real-time web. Our free service allows users to share photos on Twitter, Facebook and through their favorite desktop and mobile clients. The service focuses on creating the best possible user-experience among the applications developed around the Twitter Application Programming Interface (API).
This personalized experience is the evolution and convergence of real-time mobile and web-based social photo sharing. It allows users to quickly and easily publish and consume photos.
The company has positioned itself as the leading photo sharing platform within the Twitter eco-system by presenting the developer community with the most expansive and easy-to-use API available. TweetPhoto is feature rich and simply a better way to photo share.
The company aims to change the way in which people socially share, discover and interact with photos across multiple social networks in a way that feels natural and engaging to users.
TweetPhoto leverages the viral nature of the real-time web by allowing users of its service to instantly share photos across Twitter and other social networks.
“At Kodak we are well-aware of the power of images and how they can help strengthen relationships,” says Jeffrey Hayzlett, CMO of Eastman Kodak Company. “I am delighted to be participating on a panel with an innovative company like TweetPhoto, that is bringing fresh ideas to photography.”
The panel, scheduled for 11:55am Pacific Time, will discuss the changing nature of photography and its central role in communication on platforms like Twitter.
“Real-time photography is currently used across social networking sites to start a conversation or give context to a tweet. It’s fast, fun and addictive,” says Dan Caulfield, CEO of TweetPhoto. “Photo sharing on the real time web is only going to continue to grow. We expect more photos to be taken and shared instantly across the social web in the next five years through mobile devices, than all the photos taken to date.”
TweetPhoto will also be premiering its real-time Event Photo Stream that aggregates both photos and tweets around a conversation using a hashtag. The stream will be demoed using hashtag #140conf during the event to see what people are saying about the Twitter 140 Conference in real-time.
“We are striving to create innovative products and services to help our partners and customers succeed in the social media realm,” says Rodney Rumford, Co-Founder of TweetPhoto and author of Twitter as a Business Tool. “The Event Photo Stream is one of many products in a suite of tools we’ve created that companies can use to become relevant in social media to engage and interact with their customers.”
For more information, please visit: http://www.tweetphoto.com/
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About TweetPhoto:
TweetPhoto is a photo sharing platform for the real-time web. Our free service allows users to share photos on Twitter, Facebook and through their favorite desktop and mobile clients. The service focuses on creating the best possible user-experience among the applications developed around the Twitter Application Programming Interface (API).
This personalized experience is the evolution and convergence of real-time mobile and web-based social photo sharing. It allows users to quickly and easily publish and consume photos.
The company has positioned itself as the leading photo sharing platform within the Twitter eco-system by presenting the developer community with the most expansive and easy-to-use API available. TweetPhoto is feature rich and simply a better way to photo share.
The company aims to change the way in which people socially share, discover and interact with photos across multiple social networks in a way that feels natural and engaging to users.