Articles by Julia Dudnik Stern

Thought Equity Signs Exclusive Deal With MGM

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 441 Words | Posted 5/29/2008 | Comments
Denver-based Thought Equity Motion has become the exclusive global-licensing agent for HD stock footage from select films in the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios library.

AudioMicro Seeks Submissions

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 75 Words | Posted 5/28/2008 | Comments

U.K. Collective Objects to U.S. Orphan Works Proposal

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 71 Words | Posted 5/28/2008 | Comments

Chasing Lost Business Ignores New Markets

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 642 Words | Posted 5/28/2008 | Comments
The proliferation of the royalty-free model, strengthened by the advent of microstock, has turned stock licensing into a volume business. Though most severe in creative stock, pricing is on a clear downward trend across most image categories. While there will always be a professional buyer segment that seeks premium imagery and related services, many art directors and designers have shifted from traditional to micro-payment imagery for certain projects.

PicApp Adds RSS Functionality

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 28 Words | Posted 5/27/2008 | Comments

Science Photo Library Images in 2 Exhibits

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 132 Words | Posted 5/27/2008 | Comments (1)
This summer, images from the collection of London-based Science Photo Library will be on view in two exhibits in England.

Cordon Press Reps Corbis News Imagery in Spain

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 209 Words | Posted 5/27/2008 | Comments
Corbis is seeking to further penetrate the growing editorial market segment in Spain. A new partnership with Spain's editorial-image leader, Cordon Press, takes effect in July.

BigStockPhoto Beefs Up Search Technology

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 68 Words | Posted 5/23/2008 | Comments

New Collections, Services to Launch at CEPIC Congress

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 350 Words | Posted 5/23/2008 | Comments
Asia Images Group, CuboImages and Latinstock will be among the image producers unveiling new collections at the June CEPIC Congress. In addition, industry supplier Akamedia will demo its video-distribution system, which allows an image agency to create its own video offering.

BAPLA Changes Management, Reviews Strategy

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 300 Words | Posted 5/23/2008 | Comments
Linda Royles, CEO of the British Association of Picture Libraries and Agencies, is stepping down after a decade-long tenure. Also moving on is membership manager Christina Berry. BAPLA views the departures as an opportunity to review the organization's strategic direction.

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