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Aha! So This Is What You're Supposed to Do With Color!

March 25, 2011 at 2:13 pm PT

Liz Gannes–along with many other people–has tried to explain what you’re supposed to do with Color, the photo-sharing app that’s much more than a photo-sharing app but in a hard-to-explain yet extremely well-funded way.

But it didn’t really click for me until just now, when I saw this tweet from Kevin Marks (via Eric Eldon).

Now I get it. Cool!

Tagged with: advertising, blogs, color, digital, entertainment, Eric Eldon, funding, Internet, Kevin Marks, Liz Gannes, MediaMemo, Onion, Peter Kafka, photo-sharing, software, The Onion

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http://betterness.net/ kawika

Oh Lord, that was funny. Even the throwaway line at the end to introduce the next story, “When we come back: Why that headache may be cancer.” Priceless.
Eludium Q36

Funny because that was my initial impression upon commenting about Color a few days ago, that law enforcement would love it, especially for fugitive search. All law enforcement has to do is to apply facial recognition to thousands/millions of Color streams to ID accidentally-pictured fugitives or terror suspects.
http://twitter.com/Digitaltonto Greg Satell

Thanks for this. The really funny thing is that it actually does help:-)