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2013
- How to curate content ethically, avoid piracy [December 9]
- Is Your Content Curation Ethical? A 10-Step Checklist [December 7]
- How To Track Your Images Online [October 30]
- How to track your photos using Google Images and TinEye [September 26]
- 4 Ways of Tracking and Protecting Your Images Online [May 29]
- Top 6 Visual Search Engines for Finding the Image You Want [May 1]
- 6 useful tools for color Inspiration [April 11]
- 5 Sites That Let You Search By Color [March 26]
2012
- Introducing MulticolorEngine: Cloud based color search [December 12]
- TechHive: Don't get fooled by a fake photograph [October 30]
- Sydney Morning Herald: The Sandy photographs that weren't [October 30]
- Makeuseof: Check out more uses of a TinEye reverse image search [October 17]
- BlogWorld: Who Swiped Photos from Your Blog? If You Care, These Tools Can Help [October 11]
- NBCNEWS TECH The real story behind the incredible storm photo that just won't die [September 1]
- How ARD, BBC and CNN verify social media content, including using TinEye! [July 25]
- Photoshelter: This tool helps you find copies of your images on the internet [July 25]
- LifeHacker: How to keep track of how other people are using your media online [June 14]
- Digital Journal: TinEye sponsors Toronto's Global Random Hacks of Kindness event [May 31]
- Bad Infographics – how they happen and how you can avoid making them [May 31]
- Tech World News: Leaving your mark on the web [May 17]
- Omaha World Herald: How to avoid online dating scams [May 17]
- BetaBeat: Like for Sale: Invasion of the Fugazi Facebook Friends [May 15]
- Design you trust: Special search engines with unusual features [May 1]
- The Next Web: 30 specialist (and super smart) search engines [April 29]
- American Bar Association TechShow: 60 sites in 60 minutes [April 5]
- American Bar Association: Techshow's favorite website for lawyers [March 31]
- If Google Images is a hand grenade, TinEye is a sniper rifle [February 9]
2011
- The Examiner: TinEye does Art [December 19]
- Picasso to Warhol Exhibition uses TinEye [December 19]
- TinEye enhances the High Museum ArtClix mobile application [December 19]
- TinEye tops the Toronto Startup Index [October 17]
- TinEye now with a 2 Billion image index [September 23]
- 5 Ways to Protect your Work Online [September 9]
- TinEye in the Wall Street Journal: Online, is Dream Date a Scam [July 25]
- 15 Blogger Resources Including TinEye [April 8]
- 6 Steps to Fight Content Theft [January 21]
- When TinEye kills the movie quiz! [January 17]
- Two Photo Tools for Online Merchants including TinEye [January 9]
- TinEye Chrome Extension on LifeHacker [January 3]
- SEO Sleuth: How to Track Down a Target CSI-Style [January 3]
- BrainPickings TinEye: An Image Search Engine that will change your life [January 3]
2010
- Techradar: 20 search engines that do something different [December 2]
- Search Engine Land: Protecting your IP [November 30]
- TinEye: Best Firefox Shopping Add-on for the Holidays [November 23]
- 5 Ways to Avoid Art Theft, including TinEye [November 22]
- Mumbai Mirror gives TinEye 5/5 [November 1]
- TinEye + Mein Kreative Atelier [October 13]
- Pro photogs and stolen images (Pixiq) [October 7]
- Content Based Image Retrieval and TinEye (Visual Resources Association monthly newsletter) [October 1]
- Tineye: The best way to expose fakes on dating sites [September 28]
- Snooth licenses TinEye's image recognition to power its iphone application for identifying wines [September 25]
- Owni, France's digital journalism site, uses TinEye for its visual exploration of a French icon: President Sarkozy [September 15]
- Avoid online scams with TinEye (Reader's Digest) [August 17]
- TinEye helps catch online property scam (BBC) [August 6]
- Apple selects TinEye as featured extension for new Safari 5 extension gallery [July 30]
- TinEye extension is a top add-on for journalists (International Journalists' Network) [July 19]
- Google chooses TinEye as top Chrome extension (Google Blog) [July 15]
- TinEye poised for #1 startup in Toronto (Techvibes) [July 13]
- TinEye part of the top ten startups in Canada (Techvibes) [July 13]
- Blackberry, IMAX, TinEye. Canada's contributions to tech (TECHi) [July 1]
- Hunt down anonymous email addresses using TinEye (Digital Inspiration) [June 24]
- TinEye one of makeuseof.com's 5 most advanced search engines [June 22]
- Plagiarism Today: 11 Free Copyright Tools for Photographers and Artists [June 17]
- How to get ideas for stock photography (Diane Macdonald Photography) [May 24]
- Blogging Pro: Blogging Pitfalls: Using Google as a Stock Photo Site [May 19]
- CNN - SciTechBlog: 4 tools to help reclaim Facebook privacy [May 18]
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TinEye featured on CNN News with Tech Guru Mario Armstrong
[May 16] -
Mozilla features our TinEye Firefox Add-on in Rock Your Firefox
[May 14] - PC Pro: Spotting the Photoshop Fakes [May 13]
- Image Forensics 101 [May 12]
- The Top Ten Internet Search Engines [May 11]
- TinEye scours the Internet to discover if that image is being used elsewhere [May 11]
- Thomas Hawk: Top 10 Ways to Get Attention on Flickr including TinEye by [May 11]
- Facebook, privacy advocates square off over what's public and what's protected [May 1]
- NetworkWorld: Keeping an eye on your image [April 27]
- Eight great sites for photography lovers [April 19]
- Idée launches the TinEye Chrome Plugin which allows single click image searching when using the Chrome browser. [February 12]
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Los Angeles Times: TinEye enables users to track photos
[February 5] -
For images, Tineye is probably the best source for image plagiarism detection. Jonathan Bailey as interviewed by Ian Greenleigh
[January 29] - TinEye now accepts image collection submissions [January 19]
- TinEye Firefox add-on gets over half a million downloads [January 15]
2009
- Maximum PC: TinEye Reverse Image Search, Firefox Add-on of the Week [December 29]
- The TinEye API has arrived! [November 18]
- PCWorld: Finding your photos online. [November 9]
- TinEye is Kim Komando's website of the day [October 19]
- TinEye Firefox Add-on a top rated and downloaded Add-on [October 6]
- Lifehacker: TinEye Adds Reverse Image Lookup to Firefox [October 2]
- TinEye partners with Photoshelter, making it easy to find the original author of a photograph. [September 24]
- TinEye on CNN: CNN’s Kyra Phillips talks about protecting your family photos online [August 3]
- City digitally adds black guy to Fun Guide cover to make it more ‘inclusive’ [June 10]
- TinEye in The UK Telegraph debunking the British National Party campaign images. [May 15]
- TinEye: a web service every photographer should know about [May 8]
- Kim Komando, America's Digital Goddess, nominates TinEye as a Cool Site of the Day [March 24]
- Sleuthing 101 Scientific American [March 15]
What Others Are Saying
“It's like a Google image search except you use pictures instead of text.” — Zohreen Adamjee, L.A. Times
Kevin Kelly declares TinEye a
cool tool
“If you are trying to keep track of how your creations are used across the web, or you saw an image and want to find out where it came from, TinEye is incredibly useful. When it comes to matching up images that could be posted on other parts of the web, TinEye excels.”— Jacqui Cheng, Ars Technica
“A major player in the image-search arena.” — Jack Howard, Popular Photography
“I've seen my fair share of image search demos, and they usually promise far more than they deliver... I finally saw one that deserves the name...” — Eric Schonfeld, TechCrunch
“Idée is doing facinating stuff...” — Mark Frauenfelder, Boing Boing
“Some new technologies will make you go "gee whiz, that's pretty neat-o". Others will cause the stronger reaction "gosh dang jeez, that's simply witchcraft, get the pitchforks, torches, and holy water". TinEye, now in public beta from Idée of Toronto, gets very close to appearing as witchcraft.” — Greg Andrews, Techvibes
“An entirely new way for image companies and amateur photographers to track how and where their images are being used, without the need for digital watermarks.” — Stuart Turton, PC Pro
“The next frontier for how we search for content online.” — David George-Cosh, Financial Post – PDF (352 KB)
“TinEye is a major undertaking, and it is going to bring Idée out of the shadows of the Enterprise product space and right in to your livingroom with a tool that is the equivalent of a Google for images. In fact, I bet Google wishes they had an image search as great as TinEye.” — Jevon MacDonald, StartupNorth
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Press Materials
TinEye is a reverse image search engine. You can submit an image to TinEye to find out where it came from, how it is being used, if modified versions of the image exist, or to find higher resolution versions.
TinEye is brought to you by the good folks at Idée Inc., an advanced image recognition and search software company.
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