Popular Photo-Sharing Service Twitpic Is Not Shutting Down After All
Earlier this month, Twitpic announced that it was shutting down on Sept. 25, citing a trademark dispute with Twitter.
But in a tweet today, the company announced that it has been acquired and will no longer be shutting its doors.
Twitpic has been around since 2008. It allowed you to share photos on Twitter long before you were natively allowed to do so from within Twitter.
The tweet didn't provide any further information, such as who the mystery buyer is or what happened to the trademark dispute.
This is good news for people who have a lot of photos on the site. Twitpic is currently one of the only ways to tweet out animated GIFs on popular Twitter feed readers like TweetDeck.
We've reached out to Twitpic and will update this post when we hear back.
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