Flickr Video Opened to Everyone, HD Added

flickrFlickr has announced it has opened up Flickr Video uploading to all members, and not only premium paid members anymore. Videos are still capped at 90 seconds. As an added incentive for premium users, they can upload HD videos, which can be viewed by anyone. Any Flickr member can also submit his or her own content to the Flickr Clock which effectively lets anyone view chronologically what is going on around the world in different times with pictures and videos. You can also check out the Flickr Map which lets you find geo-tagged photos and videos.


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Hercules holds a B.Comm Finance from Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 2 Candidate. He was previously a contributor at FiLife, a finance website owned by Dow Jones and IAC.
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