IM @ Knoxnews.com

4 Sep 2008

When you say it, it sounds like "I'm at knoxnews.com." And if you're not, you should be!

We're beginning to roll out a photo and video sharing site at im.knoxnews.com. Upload a photo or video and let us know what you think. You can send us photos from the Web site, from a cell phone or by email. We're off to a good start of submissions, but we need yours.

The site is powered by Nashville-based Cell Jounalist Inc., whose platform is also being used by the Commercial Appeal in Memphis and WKRN, a Nashville TV station.

Posted by Jack D. Lail on Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 7:25 AM

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Suggestion: contact ShoZu or AirMe and get hooked up to iPhones that way. Easy mobile photo uploads = quality content.

Victor Agreda Jr | September 4, 2008 11:16 PM | Reply

Thanks Victor. Haven't used either of those. Will have to check them out. I've been posting by email from iPhone to our im.knoxnews.com and I'm found that works well. But easier is always better!

Jack D. Lail replied to comment from Victor Agreda Jr | September 5, 2008 5:36 AM | Reply

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