
Yesterday,
we first reported that Twitter was on the verge of launching their own photo-sharing service. That report has since been confirmed
by Liz Gannes, who happens to work for All Things D, which is hosting a conference where Twitter CEO
Dick Costolo was planning to announce this news. So, yeah. "Sources familiar with the matter." Confirmed. And now we know a bit more. First of all, this move is a direct assault on services like TwitPic and yFrog. With Twitter Pictures, you'll be able to upload from Twitter.com and the clients and you'll get a nice, tidy URL that links to your picture (and a small thumbnail may now appear in your stream). We've heard that this might use the twimg.com URL that Twitter has used internally for a long time, but that's not certain yet.

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