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Prosidio(TM) today introduced a new version of MyPhoto(R), the leading application for publishing online photo blogs. MyPhoto 5 makes it easy to create Phlog(R) albums - interactive photo web sites - with dozens of pictures in a matter of minutes. The new version adds features that further expand its use as a cornerstone of online photo communities, and will be available for $49.95 U.S. through Prosidio’s online store.

PixVillage brings you free and unlimited online photo sharing with your friends, family and colleagues. PixVillage is a free community software for sharing photos privately and directly with your invited buddies.

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VFXY Photos is a large photoblog syndication community. The content of VFXY Photos is based primarily on the content of approved photoblog websites. With VFXY Photo’s unique viewing system anyone can track the world’s most popular blogs with a couple of clicks. Stop spending hours clicking through blog sites when you can peruse them in seconds with multiple VFXY viewing modes. 

Photobucket, the online personal media company where over 30 million people create, manage and share their digital lives, today announced the availability of its mobile photo and video service. 

A significant percentage of Americans have turned into shutterbugs according to an Internet survey conducted by Tabblo this month. Fully 11 percent of respondents indicated they have more than 10,000 digital photos. The largest group of survey respondents (27 percent) has between 1,001 and 5,000 digital photos. If this data is extrapolated to the general public, it translates into Americans having almost 500 billion digital photos.