While writing on the update about Google buying Picnik service of photo editing; we noted that most fascinated thing; at present Picnik has Flickr’s default photo editor.  Once we heed this News, we approached to Google and Yahoo and received so many responses in order to seek the facts of this joint venture.

In response Google says that including Flickr it will allow about third-party sites; to continue to assimilate with it. Statement was as follow:

We always considered openness as the best approach and it will allow third-party sites to commence to amalgamate with Picnik.  Picnik provides feature to be able to seek more photos from other photo sharing web sites. They can even edit and select to paste and display at selected site easily.

It doesn’t look great to bather to tell Yahoo; stated on this topic in different manners.

Thank you so much for getting in touch. At this point of time we don’t have observations on the regard, but we will let you know when and if we have any information to share.

If this relationship was continuing with Yahoo than don’t you think they had come out and say or unlike destroying they could say we would like to continue this relationship. But on the other hand it seems that they are looking for more options.  It might be the reason that they are not fully aware of how this acquisition will have impacted yet.

The majority of the alteration on photos is done only through Picnik at this point of time. In spite of this; the creation become comparatively less worthy as a whole. Now an idea comes that either Yahoo will have to build its own photo editor? Or finding a new partner for this coordination can also be fruitful for Yahoo?

Despite of that, Google has coordinated with various companies for acquiring similar relationship and then leasing their products withers and useless. So should hope and wish that it won’t be the case here; that Picnik is at the very least incorporated into Picasa which is Online Photo service of Google’s, because it’s a firm service for public.