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Articles from September 2000

Random Thoughts 23

By Jim Pickerell | 1771 Words | Posted 9/29/2000 | Comments
We have several short items for you including a variety of developments at Getty and Corbis, Exactly!'s plans to launch a service for stock photographers, MIRA's hiring of an editor, developments in the photographer action against the Boston Globe, and the termination of the Professional Photographer's of America's copyright licensing program.

September 2000 Selling Stock

By Jim Pickerell | 9367 Words | Posted 9/10/2000 | Comments
Stories this month include: New developments at Getty and Corbis, Finding Other Marketing Options,Things Needed to Sell Worldwide on the Internet, an analysis of Alamy.com and more.

Random Thoughts 22

By Jim Pickerell | 1613 Words | Posted 9/7/2000 | Comments
News about Getty, DOJ investigation of Corbis, Magnum's rejection of Getty and Corbis, Picture Perfect still not paying, Speedpix eliminates up-front charges, Pictor representing PhotoAlto and PPA licensing organization.

Tannenbaum Leaves Corbis

By Allan Tannenbaum | 811 Words | Posted 9/7/2000 | Comments
Photographer Allan Tannenbaum sends an open letter to other Sygma photographers outlining his reasons for leaving Corbis after more than 20 years as a Sygma photographer. Other photographers are also leaving.

Corbis Cancels Press Conference at Perpignan

By Jim Pickerell | 367 Words | Posted 9/7/2000 | Comments
Corbis abruptly cancels a press conference at Perpignan in an effort to avoid tough questions about the Sygma contract. Relations with editorial photographers are rapidly detoriating.

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Jim Pickerell launched his career as a photographer in 1963. In 1990 he began publishing a regular newsletter on stock photography. In 1995 the information was made available online as well as in print and was gradually expanded to a daily service. Click here for Pickerell's full biography.

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