A Photojournalism Social Media Idea: Images That Snitch

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Are you an entrepreneur, VC firm, angel investor, or paparazzi company that’s contemplating an offshoot or new digital imaging service? Then no one has to inform you about how powerful images can be when aggregated to form an incredible “proof of existence” photojournalism platform.

Remember that old adage that says, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Then what better way to exploit that adage than to build a venture that does just that, by promoting images that are employed to snitch? More specifically, a venture that allows its members to upload, store, share, or conceal images that compromise its subject matter. Images that are so revealing that the public would pay a small fee to bear witness to whatever was being peddled as the truth. The latter would be the essence of a snitch/imaging/dot/com venture and service online.

Below are two ingenious and highly descriptive domains that precisely identify such online services. Imagine millions of images from user accounts that hold incriminating images of the subject matter being targeted.

1. snitch/images/dot/com (snitchimages.com)
2. snitch/imaging/dot/com (snitchimaging.com)

Asking price for either domain above: $8.5mm (USD) (OBO will be considered)

Below are competitors in no particular order:

1. bossip/dot/com [bossip] 2. people/dot/com [People] 3. pagesix/dot/com [Page Six] 4. digitalspy/dot/com [Digital Spy] 5. perezhilton/dot/com [Perez Hilton] 6. radaronline/dot/com [Radar Online] 7. hollywoodlife/dot/com [Hollywood Life] 8. etonline/dot/com [Entertainment Tonight]

Acquire these domains today and start building a photojournalism juggernaut tomorrow. Serious inquiries only, please.

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