Modu Launches ephotos.com

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 95 Words | Posted 6/6/2008 | Comments

ImageSpan Announces Availability of LicenseStream

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 514 Words | Posted 6/6/2008 | Comments
LicenseStream, the content-licensing service touted by California tech-company ImageSpan since last fall, is now generally available. Offering individual and enterprise-scale options, LicenseStream wants to speed up and simplify licensing digital media, as well as eliminate 90% of the costs.

Correction: Shutterstock Subscription Price Raise

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 52 Words | Posted 6/5/2008 | Comments

New Site Offers Weekly Photo Podcasts

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 62 Words | Posted 6/5/2008 | Comments

Siino Heads Thought Equity Worldwide Sales

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 64 Words | Posted 6/5/2008 | Comments

Corbis Focuses on Celebrities at Cannes Lions

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 221 Words | Posted 6/5/2008 | Comments
Corbis' plans for the 55th International Advertising Festival, which begins on June 15 in Cannes, focus on the role of photography and celebrity in advertising. During the week-long festival, Corbis will host and sponsor a number of events, including a rights workshop and several exhibits.

Photolibrary Ad Campaign Wins Industry Awards

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 128 Words | Posted 6/4/2008 | Comments
Photolibrary's latest advertising effort by TBWA/Tequila Singapore has made a splash on the global ad-award circuit. To date, the creative won metal at The Spikes, an Asia-Pacific ad-awards show, and the international One Show and Clio Awards.

Zymmetrical Partners With AdByNet, Eyes Budget Ad Market

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 295 Words | Posted 6/4/2008 | Comments
Digital-art marketplace Zymmetrical of Vancouver, Canada, has partnered with Atlanta-based AdByNet, a full-service online advertising agency. Under the agreement, AdByNet users gain access to Zymmetrical's inventory of photos, images, graphics, fonts and videos.

PACA: Low-Tech Orphan-Search Service Succeeds

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 176 Words | Posted 6/4/2008 | Comments
The Picture Archive Council of America has launched a service to assist buyers in locating creators of seemingly orphaned images. The first live test of Orphan Search matched a photo with its owner in under an hour.

Fotolia Partners With Microsoft Office Online

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 39 Words | Posted 6/3/2008 | Comments

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