World Entertainment News Network, a news and photo agency, announced this month that it had become the “exclusive photo agency partner” of Twitpic, a service with over 20 million registered users that allows people to upload images and link to them on Twitter. The deal allows the agency to sell images posted on Twitpic for publication, and to pursue legal action against those who use such images commercially without its permission, according to the agency.

Flipboard has just updated its social-feed reading iPad app to version 1.2. This new version adds a performance boost and bug-fixes, with the highlight being Instagram integration.

Twitpic Is Still King Of The Twitter Photo Sites

Twitpic is still the king of Twitter photo sharing sites, according to Compete's data showing each site's audience size. But Yfrog and Plixi (formerly Tweetphoto) are not far behind. And Twitpic's traffic seems to be trending down.

Meanwhile, the "next-gen" Twitter photo apps, Instagram and Picplz, are growing nicely. Instagram -- which has barely developed its website -- is already about one-fourth of Twitpic's reach, according to Compete. And Picplz is growing the fastest, relatively speaking, as it taps the fast-growing Android platform.

 engadget.com

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