Twitter Gets Ad-Friendlier With Image Galleries
New feature displays photos shared in tweets
On-the-fly photos shared through Twitter are getting their own homes online.
Twitter’s “User Galleries” feature, which launched Monday, aggregates the last 100 pictures uploaded by a user via tweet (excluding those sent before Jan. 1, 2010) and displays them in chronological order.
The photo album-like gallery will be linked from each user’s Profile page and includes photos directly shared through Twitter, as well as those from third-party services such as Instagram, yFrog, and TwitPic.
Twitter didn’t share details on monetization possibilities, but said the new feature is a positive addition for marketers looking to associate their brands with a richer multimedia experience.
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