Flickr Clock [Flash]: A new Flickr video player |

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07/03/2009

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Flickr Clock [Flash]

Flickr has a new player to displayÂ recently uploaded videos to the site. Considering recent addition of HD video to Flickr,Â Flickr Clock created byÂ Stamen is a new visual browser of video content.Â The videos are arranged chronologically, and drawn from videos that people have posted to theÂ flickrclock group on flickr.

The pool is quickly filling up with the usual Flickr brilliance: shadows, windmills, kangaroos, an almost casual “look at all this great stuff we have” that this community excels at providing. It will eventually autoplay, so you can sit back and let the user-generated goodness just wash on over you; sort of like Neave Television without all the wierd cat stuff.

It’s always great to see new interesting ways to watch video content.Â Flickr Clock is a great example how video media can be experienced in a new and interesting way. Thumbs up – Flickr!