mathieulesniak

Have you ever noticed that the pictures you send along with your tweets ends on public images hosting services ? These hosting services put ads around your content, and can make traffic (and money) with YOUR pictures. 
Twitter2Press is a little plugin that’ll transform your WordPress in a image hosting service. So, your images will still be your property, and the generated traffic will be yours.
This plugin will communicate with the wonderful Twitter client for iPhone Tweetie, very easily. 
Once your picture has been uploaded, the plugin will grab the content of the associated tweet when it’s available.
And, one more thing : Twitter2Press is free !

Twitter2Press

Use your Wordpress blog to host the photos you post to Twitter!

yaoyue

YAOYUE Image Upload for LskyPro uploads image files from the WordPress media workflow to a LskyPro image hosting service configured by the site administrator. After a successful upload, the plugin replaces the media library image URL with the remote image URL returned by LskyPro.
Features:
<ul>
<li>LskyPro API v1 / v2</li>
<li>Domain-only API configuration. The plugin builds <code>/api/v1</code> or <code>/api/v2</code> automatically.</li>
<li>Token configuration.</li>
<li>Temporary username and password token refresh for open-source v1.</li>
<li>Album and storage strategy options for commercial v2.</li>
<li>Plugin option cleanup on uninstall.</li>
</ul>
<h4>External Services</h4>
This plugin connects to the LskyPro image hosting service configured by the site administrator.
The service endpoint is not hard-coded for normal uploads. The administrator must enter their own LskyPro domain in the plugin settings before upload features can work.
Data that may be sent to the configured LskyPro service:
<ul>
<li>Image files uploaded through the WordPress media workflow</li>
<li>Image file names</li>
<li>MIME types</li>
<li>The configured LskyPro token</li>
<li>For open-source v1 token refresh only, the username and password entered by the administrator for that request</li>
</ul>
The plugin does not store the v1 password. The password is used only during the current token request.
Please review the terms and privacy policy of the LskyPro service you configure. If you use a self-hosted LskyPro instance, your own service rules apply. If you use a third-party LskyPro provider, follow that provider’s terms and privacy policy.
LskyPro project: https://github.com/lsky-org/lsky-pro

YAOYUE Image Upload for LskyPro

Upload WordPress media images to LskyPro and replace local media URLs with remote image URLs.

Twitter2Press vs YAOYUE Image Upload for LskyPro