Articles by Julia Dudnik Stern

PBF Opens for Registration

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 130 Words | Posted 4/10/2009 | Comments
The eighth annual Picture Buyers Fair takes place on May 6 and 7 at London's Business Design Centre and offers a new service to photographers.

Alaska Stock Image Part of Int'l Global Warming Campaign

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 71 Words | Posted 4/10/2009 | Comments

AudioMicro Adds Content, Releases iPhone App

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 88 Words | Posted 4/9/2009 | Comments

AP To Crack Down on Content Misapporpriation

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 413 Words | Posted 4/9/2009 | Comments
The Associated Press has announced plans to launch an industry initiative to protect news content from misappropriation online. Unfortunately, the proposed measures amount to tracking content and suing perpetrators, with which the stock-licensing industry has had plenty of experience but limited and unquantifiable success.

PhotoShelter Releases SEO Cookbook

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 366 Words | Posted 4/8/2009 | Comments
While undoubtedly self-promotional in initial intent, PhotoShelter's newly released SEO Cookbook offers plain-language guidance on how to optimize a photography Web site for best search-engine placement. The 30-page PDF file is available upon request and will be particularly useful for those who are daunted by marketing their work online.

Blend Rebrands with Multicultural Design Firm

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 154 Words | Posted 4/8/2009 | Comments
Las Vegas-based multiethnic stock-licensing company Blend Images has revamped its identity, Web site and marketing campaign. The design work was done by Spil Creative, a New York shop managed by Latin-American and Asian-American partners.

Image Source Joins Compassionate Eye Foundation

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 57 Words | Posted 4/7/2009 | Comments

Corbis Sues National Museum of Crime and Punishment

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 552 Words | Posted 4/7/2009 | Comments
On April 2, Corbis filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against a Washington, D.C.-based National Museum of Crime and Punishment. Beyond the inescapable irony of a museum devoted to crime committing one, the allegations outlined in the complaint are particularly egregious. Purportedly, NMCP agreed to pay Corbis a licensing fee of $139,600 for limited non-exclusive use of 705 images, did not pay any of such fees but has used the images since last May and continues to do so to this day.

Corbis Launches Motion Web Site

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 144 Words | Posted 4/6/2009 | Comments
After a recent partnership with Thought Equity Motion, which was universally deemed a smart move by industry pundits, Corbis has launched a new Corbis Motion Web site. The Bill Gates-owned company now offers ten times more footage and boasts sophisticated e-commerce features.

Online Endorsement Platform BAT to Offer Getty Celeb Imagery

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 187 Words | Posted 4/6/2009 | Comments
California-based Brand Affinity Technologies, which specializes in bringing athlete and celebrity endorsements to the Web, has struck a limited exclusive deal to provide its advertiser-clients with access to Getty Images editorial image collection.

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