Not only are we not getting that nasty warning when we go to Flickr from inside the newsroom, but folks on the Charlotte Flickr group are posting links to our news website from their pictures. Somebody did this for the business story about South 21 at this Flickr space.
Now we can do that too and drive traffic from Flickr to charlotte.com, even at work.
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Contributors include Amy Fiscus, Ronnie Glassberg, Andria Krewson, Rich Mathieson and Trent Roberts. Former staffer Leslie Wilkinson, now at the L.A. Times, has contributed in the past. New contributors are welcome. See Andria or Rich for details. You can email Andria at akrewson45c AT mac DOT com.
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