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		<title>Managing Your Media</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you use the internet as socially as i do then you will know that people stick to what their comfortable. The best example is the constant war between users of myspace and facebook in which some people refuse to change or manage two accounts as their sick of having to use two upload programs <a href="http://alexwhughes.com/managing-your-media/" class="more-link">More &#62;</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you use the internet as socially as i do then you will know that people stick to what their comfortable. The best example is the constant war between users of myspace and facebook in which some people refuse to change or manage two accounts as their sick of having to use two upload programs to share their latest pictures of friends completely spent at a random party.<br />
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Unlike others i have managed to accept a lot of services that allow me to trade infomation with other peers, despite that i still have the issue of showing everyone all my images and data. This is where pixelpipe comes in</p>
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<p><em>Pixelpipe allows you to send your files to them and they will distribute them to all the locations you need them, which for me includes flickr, facebook, myspace, twitpic and picasa for photos and youtube for videos. </em> <br />
For example when im out working on productions instead of just sending all my images to twitpic for my followers to see i can instead send it to pixelpipe which will then send it to all the sites i define in a matter of minutes. If i want i can even tag the images or add a bit of a description explaining what im taking a picture of. </p>
<p>No matter if your a picture pro or just a photowhore, you can save time by using pixelpipe to send your images where they need to go</p>
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