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MySpace, Photobucket Shack Up – Oh Yeah!



MySpace has integrated PhotoBucket into its platform finally after owning the photo sharing site for quite some time now:

* Login to your MySpace profile and go post a comment on a friends profile.
* In the comments editor, click on “Add Image from Photobucket”, and you can log directly into your Photobucket album — all without leaving MySpace.
* Browse your Photobucket album to find the image you want to post; click on the one you like and click the “Add image to comment” button.
* All without leaving MySpace!

These look like cool features, but I wonder why they weren’t incorporated earlier. MySpace has allowed users the ability to upload photos, but they have not used a photo sharing site until now. If there is a downside to this it is the fact that Flickr is a much more popular photo sharing site than Photobucket, but Photobucket is gaining. Perhaps this move will get all those MySpace users to start using Photobucket and it will become, by fiat, the most popular photo sharing site. Stranger things have happened.

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