Facebook New Collaborative Photo Album Kills 100 Startups

Facebook is now all set to intensify social networking to the next level : 

A proverb from our childhood : 

                                 "Big fish eating small fish !!"   

#Google+  is hanging out a lot, #Linkedin started professionalism even with high school students, 
Twitter is also trending up a lot, #Instagram is now booming with new people who are bored with traditional blogging and also photo sharing!!

hitting the nail on the head here's below what facebook had done to ensure people are more connected with each other than ever before: 

  Facebook has launched shared photo albums. The feature was a hackathon project that a couple of engineers created.
Fun facts:
Albums have a limit of 200 photos
Privacy settings include public viewing, collaborators only, or friends of contributors
Album creators can delete or modify anyone’s photos
Contributors can only alter their own pics
Rollout begins today for English-speaking Facebook members in the United States.

its clearly momre fun for every one who uses facebook, they can add others pics and pull their friends legs !! 

one doesn't come to facebook to just update status of post something in group or just share what some else had done,  from now people will also come to see what others have to show them about them and their loved ones !! 
but the tragedy here comes for is to the entrepreneurs who would have thought in similar lines of facebook and developed lot of apps which can be integrated with facebook or any other social media!!
here's a list of those frustrated firms !!! 
Apps and services like Cluster, Albumatic, Keepsy, Swirl, Flock, Kicksend, Kaptur, and dozens of others are destined for the dustbin of Internet history.


These young turks may not yet calm down but they too have their own ways of defending their super products!! 
the fact which every one keep neglecting is that facebook is too bing to fail. the users of facebook are more than a million and if at-least a quarter of them giving a try to this service will make it a big hit !! 
but for those startups who have to bring that quarter of facebook users will be just baying at the moon !! 
practically talking of this, Facebook might stop supporting 3rd party apps when it already provides a similar service, so that i can help its own product do better !!

well hopping even the small fish can get some good food
signing off for now !!
Kishore TVK