Articles by Julia Dudnik Stern

Adobe Cuts Jobs, Cites Weak CS4 Sales

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 179 Words | Posted 12/8/2008 | Comments (2)
Adobe announced that it is cutting 600 full-time jobs as a result of weaker-than-expected sales of Creative Suite 4. The company also reported preliminary fourth-quarter revenues, which did not meet expectations.

Corbis Appoints New CTO

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 54 Words | Posted 12/5/2008 | Comments

Masterfile Adds 10 Rights-Managed Collections

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 70 Words | Posted 12/5/2008 | Comments

Virtual Picture Desk Signs New Exclusive Clients

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 191 Words | Posted 12/5/2008 | Comments
The Virtual Picture Desk, founded in 2000 by former Getty Images vice president and Corbis director George Sinclair, has expanded its roster of clients with several exclusive agreements.

Veer Offers Inspirestock Content

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 39 Words | Posted 12/5/2008 | Comments

Electric Lane Teaches Keywording

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 204 Words | Posted 12/4/2008 | Comments
Liisa Kaakinen, Amana's metadata, keywording and thesauri expert, leads a one-day training course from London-based digital-imaging and picture-archiving consultancy Electric Lane.

Imprezzeo Launches Image Search Engine

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 300 Words | Posted 12/4/2008 | Comments
Technology startup Imprezzeo has launched a beta version of its new image-to-image search. While it may not be the first to market, Imprezzeo says its proprietary search software is more sophisticated than currently available similar products.

CNN Plans Newswire Service

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 104 Words | Posted 12/3/2008 | Comments
The already struggling Associated Press is about to face another obstacle: a soon-to-launch daily wire service from CNN, which promises to deliver the same product cheaper.

ITN Reps Asian News International

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 89 Words | Posted 12/2/2008 | Comments
ITN Source now represents the content of Asian News International in an exclusive, all-content, all-platform deal.

Big Marketers Choose Email Over Facebook, MySpace

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 554 Words | Posted 12/2/2008 | Comments
Online image uses appear to be following the pattern established in traditional media. A recent Epsilon survey demonstrates that clients responsible for the highest traditional revenues---big corporations with million- and billion-dollar marketing budgets---prefer more proven, though often more costly social-media tools, such as email.

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