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Pickit, a startup making it simpler for ordinary people and businesses to find better photos faster, is recognized in Best...

Twitter is now showing users' images in a grid format, answering many users' wishes & showing that the site is committed to being a rich media destination

Danish start-up CanvasDropr launches presentation.ie, a second screen web application designed make business and education presentations more engaging.

From a new drag-and-drop image uploader to more security options and added personalization, here are the latest changes Facebook has made to the site.

Day two of the Dublin Web Summit has ended with another great line-up of speakers and startup presentations. The Electric Ireland Spark of Genius competition came to a close with SmartThings announced as the overall winner and recipient of a €100,000 cash prize. Here's our image round-up of the second and final day of the Dublin Web Summit.

How are the euro crisis and government policies changing how entrepreneurs get their start-ups off the ground? We catch up Danish start-up, CanvasDropr, to find out.

500px, the gorgeous Flickr alternative for serious photographers, has launched its own market place, allowing users to buy and sell high-quality canvas prints and digital downloads.

CanvasDropr's unique image sharing site is developing fast, and this week released embeddable canvases for bloggers and website owners.

A massive scar, caused by one of the most destructive tornado super-cells to hit the US in 30 years, stretches across the Alabama city of Tuscaloosa in these satellite images just released by Google.

At the start of the month we spoke to Jonathan Purday, Senior Communications Advisor at Europeana.eu about the organisations forthcoming World War One digitisation roadshow in Germany.

As the Europeana digitisation roadshow starts in Germany this week we spoke to Jonathan Purday, Senior Communications Advisor at Europeana.eu, formally of the British Library, about how social media, crowdsourcing, and wiki-principles are preserving European history and bringing academia and the public closer together.

Europeana (@EuropeanaEU), a Europe-wide digital archive consisting of over 1,500 museums, galleries, and institutions has launched a multinational drive to digitise pictures, memorabilia, letters, notes and other family heirlooms before they decay and are lost forever.

2011 will be the final year of the Irish Blog Awards, Damien Mulley said during his closing speech at the ceremony in Belfast last night.

The 2011 Irish Blog Awards are now over and we've gotten the chance to finally share some of last night's images on Flickr. They're mainly before and after shots of the event, along with some other images we took around Belfast earlier in the day. Feel free to lift images and share, but please give us the appropriate attribution were possible.

Flickr, the most popular photo sharing social network, has made a small but welcome update to its light box feature. The update targets iPad users specifically and allows images to be viewed full-screen in the browser, with a simple swiping motion enabled to cycle between previous and next images.

Google’s Earth satellites have photographed a singular plea for help from the people of the tsunami stricken town of Minamisanriku, Japan. The SOS messages was written in the grounds of the Shizugawa High School’s football field after the tsunami hit the village early on Friday