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TinEye in the News for 2015
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- Contre Boko Haram, ces guerrières qui n'existent pas [February 2]
- Nigeria: Story of 'Gutsy Bravehearts' Who Fought Off Boko Haram Is a Hoax [January 30]
- Can new search engine 'SciNet' outsmart Google? [January 28]
- 5 tips for finding anything, about anyone, online [January 22]
- What really happened in Baga, Nigeria? [January 16]
- A Golden Age for Indie Business [January 12]
2014
- L'image de l'horreur au Pakistan vient d'Israël [December 18]
- Recherche de photo de la même couleur avec en plus des tags [December 15]
- 5 Easy Link Building Tactics for Small Business [December 4]
- Gary Vaynerchuk Shows How Not to Enjoy Wine Like a Snob with ‘Delectable’ App [December 3]
- Concerned About Copyright? A Guide For Legally Using Images On The Web [December 1]
- 10 Firefox add-ons for journalists [November 25]
- Toronto Mini Maker Faire Takes Over Toronto Reference Library This Weekend [November 18]
- Wine at the push of a button [November 18]
- ‘Microsoft Partner’ Claims Fuel Support Scams [November 14]
- Free Image Search Engine to Search Images by Colors [November 10]
- 15 Tips and Tools for Using Social Media as a Reporting Tool [November 4]
- 10 Must-Have Tools for Design Inspiration ~ Guest Post [October 28]
- Picpedant: battling copyright infringement, twitter spam and false info with snarky corrections [October 25]
- Stock Photography vs. Real Photos: Can’t We Use Both? [October 14]
- Digital journalists have great chance to develop much-needed transparency [September 5]
- Réseaux sociaux : un volcan islandais peut en cacher bien d'autres [September 3]
- Shifting teaching from classroom to online: your digital toolbox [August 29]
- This week's 10 most addictive internet sensations including TinEye color search [August 29]
- Femmes voilées devant une CAF : la photo truquée qui fait le tour du web [August 10]
- How to verify fake photos [March 24]
- Spy agency using artist work without permission [March 20]
- Anything but Google [March 18]
- The web at 25: tools for journalists [March 12]
- Challenges of social news gathering at SXSWi [March 11]
- The simple guide to creative commons resources [March 10]
- Online News Association: 5 ethical challenges of social news gathering [March 10]
- Accurate, fair & safe: the ethics of social news [March 10]
- BBC Technology: How to protect the photos you post online [March 7]
- Debunking viral photos [March 3]
2013
- UGC: Source, check and stay on top of technology [December 17]
2011
- TinEye Client Finds Similar Images with a Right-Click [November 15]
2008
- Multicolr - stunningly elegant Flickr tool [September 27]
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
Press Contact
Contact: Leila Boujnane
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Tel: + 1 416 860 0330 ext 222
Mobile: + 1 416 624 7540
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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