Electric Lane Announces October Courses

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 51 Words | Posted 9/10/2009 | Comments

CEPIC Outlines Problems with Google Book Settlement

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 653 Words | Posted 9/10/2009 | Comments
The Coordination of European Picture Agencies has responded to the European Commission's request for stakeholder input on the controversial Google Book Settlement agreement. While CEPIC does not oppose Google pursuing agreements with libraries or universities, the organization's concern over the Google books settlement is that it does not address visual content yet stands to form a de-facto legal framework for such discussions in the future, on an international scale.

Alamy Updates Web Site

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 59 Words | Posted 9/10/2009 | Comments

Leading Stock Photo Sellers - 2009

By Jim Pickerell | 749 Words | Posted 9/10/2009 | Comments
This list of the world's major stock agencies is divided into three different groups based on my estimates of the gross revenue generated by each of these companies. Group A lists companies with revenue greater than $20 million Groups B is companies with revenues between $5 and $20 million and Group C has revenues between $1 and $5 million.

Corbis Celebrates 20th Birthday with NYC Exhibit

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 64 Words | Posted 9/9/2009 | Comments

Surfing the Stock Photography Revolution

By Jim Pickerell | 557 Words | Posted 9/9/2009 | Comments (3)
Leading stock shooter Jonathan Ross has released a 48-minute online video that duplicates his recent presentation at a PACA event. The video offers interesting insights into where the business is today and where Ross believes it is headed.

Business Planning For The Future: Issues to Consider

By Jim Pickerell | 1664 Words | Posted 9/9/2009 | Comments
In the previous story we discussed four major trends in the stock photo industry and listed eleven other related issues that photographers should consider carefully as they try to determine the future prospects of their stock photo business. Below I have discussed each one of these eleven in some detail.

Veer Asks Creatives to Take Pictures

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 113 Words | Posted 9/9/2009 | Comments

Framepool Reps BlackLight Films

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 63 Words | Posted 9/9/2009 | Comments

PACA Responds to "Too Much Motion" Concerns

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 84 Words | Posted 9/9/2009 | Comments

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