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Google+ hands on: Five awesome features - Andrew Couts, Digitaltrends

Google+ hands on: Five awesome features - Andrew Couts, Digitaltrends | The Google+ Project | Scoop.it
From www.digitaltrends.com - July 3, 2011 2:05 PM
Google+ still has a ways to go before it’s a finished product. But the days-old social network already has some great features. Here are the five best.
- Hangout
- Notification bar
- Following and friend organization (Circles)
- Sharing and commenting
- Photos
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Google+ May Not Kill Facebook But Flickr Should Be Worried | Damien Franco, Pixiq via @brasonja

Google+ May Not Kill Facebook But Flickr Should Be Worried | Damien Franco, Pixiq via @brasonja | The Google+ Project | Scoop.it
From www.pixiq.com - July 2, 2011 5:17 AM
Google+ may or may not be the facebook killer everyone is talking about. Right now, that's okay. I'm more concerned about photography and photographers than I am over what my cousin is doing over the 4th of July weekend.

Flickr used to be my main hangout. That was before Twitter. That was before Facebook. But I would still occasionally head over to Flickr to do some photo-centric networking. It may be too early to state but I may be heading to Flickr even less now because of Google+ and I imagine that many photographers will find their habits going in the same direction.

So how's the photography community at Google+? It's great and it's thriving. It'll continue to do so with some really great photographers sharing great photography content and having engaging conversations on photography.
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