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Serves image hosting needs of changing online landscape with proven reliability of one of the Internet's largest photo sharing infrastructures Webshots Launches Free Unlimited Photo Uploads at So they aren't a true PR firm representing third-party clients. (Update: Looks like they own Webshots, which is why they are representing them. Off topic - Since when did CNet start doing PR? I thought they were strictly a technology news site focused on consumer electronics, but expanding lately into telematics and even cars. I guess if you just want to dump some photos so you can quickly link to them and don't care about organizing them, then this free service is useful.ДЄnyway, here's the news sent to me by a CNet Public Relations person. I really think most people are willing to take some time to register to have a useful online photo service that lets you organize your personal photos. Photos are very personal, and people have a close affinity to their photo memories, so they want the ability to organize them. I'm not sure if offering 'free' registration-free photo upload service will work without the ability to create albums. One drawback of not registering is that you lose the ability to organize your photos into albums. Users wishing to archive their photos for future use, or to engage with one of the internet's most active photosharing communities will still have the option to register for a free account.' Unlimited photo space? Sweet!ДЄccording to Webshots, 'The service is intended to fill the need for fast, quick photo hosting to serve images to blogs, social networking sites, auction sites, and more. In addition to the hassle-free, no-registration photo hosting space, it also offers time-saving bulk upload of up to 10 photos at a time.

Webshots nudity for free#

The site lets users upload an unlimited number of photos of any size for free and without the need to register. Webshots launched a new tool being offered by Webshots.