Flickr2Twitter

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Flickr has now launched twitter integration in its API.
Now you can share your Flickr content either via “upload by email” or feature existing Flickr content in your Twitter stream.



Links:

Twitter in the API.
http://blog.flickr.net/en/2009/06/30/twitter-your-flickr/
http://apiblog.twitter.com/twittering-from-the-flickr-api

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