Flickr Goes Multilingual – Now Available In Seven New Languages
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Flickr is launching in seven new languages this morning. In addition to English, the site now supports French, German, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Traditional Chinese. This comes in response to user demand, says the company – over half of Flickr users live outside of the United States.
Still no word on when Flickr will support video uploads, something Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield said would be coming “soon” in early May.
