Court Sets a21 Bankruptcy Dates

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 119 Words | Posted 12/23/2008 | Comments
a21 has announced that the bankruptcy court of Jacksonville, Fla., has set the dates for bid submissions and asset auction.

POYi: $75,000 Grant, New Venue Courtesy of Annenberg Foundation

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 151 Words | Posted 12/23/2008 | Comments
The Annenberg Foundation has made a $75,000 grant to host the 2009 Pictures of the Year International, a photojournalism competition now in its 66th year.

Keedup Offers Recession Survival Tips

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 48 Words | Posted 12/22/2008 | Comments

Getty Images Represents College Photos of Obama

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 49 Words | Posted 12/22/2008 | Comments

Corbis Seeks Conscientious Creative, Lowers Award Amount

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 232 Words | Posted 12/22/2008 | Comments
Corbis has invited professionals and students to enter the competition for its Creativity for Social Justice Award and Scholarship, which is part of the annual Art Director's Club honors. The cash prizes awarded for the past two years have been cut in half in both categories.

Making Wise Business Decisions

By Jim Pickerell | 1607 Words | Posted 12/20/2008 | Comments
The question for stock photographers is how to maximize revenue. Is RM better then RF? Is traditional RF better then Microstock and what about Subscriptions? This article provides some thinking on this subject.

Newspapers Take Another Big Hit

By Jim Pickerell | 417 Words | Posted 12/19/2008 | Comments
Two major newspapers are about to drastically reduce circulation. Such trends are strong indicators of what many believe will happen with magazines and other information suppliers in the not too distant future.

Barclays Capital Forecasts 10% Decline in 2009 Ad Revenues

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 141 Words | Posted 12/19/2008 | Comments
Contrary to its previous prediction of a 5.5% decline in U.S. ad revenues, Barclays Capital now expects advertising to dip significantly below the levels of the 1991 and 2001 recessions.

PICTA 2009 Cancelled

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 46 Words | Posted 12/19/2008 | Comments

Reflex Reps Lonely Planet Images

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 43 Words | Posted 12/19/2008 | Comments
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