ASMP Opposes Senate Orphan Works Bill

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 453 Words | Posted 5/19/2008 | Comments
The Senate Judiciary Committee passed a revised version of its orphan-works bill last Friday. The American Society of Media Photographers, which feels that "just about every single change benefits users to the detriment of photographers and artists," is urging its members to oppose the revisions.

PhotoAlto Forms Assignment Division

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 35 Words | Posted 5/16/2008 | Comments

Art Life Adds 7 Collections, Plans New Launch

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 53 Words | Posted 5/16/2008 | Comments

Kuvaporssi Joins THP

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 46 Words | Posted 5/16/2008 | Comments

Fotolia Presents Reseller API at CEPIC Congress

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 137 Words | Posted 5/16/2008 | Comments
Fotolia's new Reseller API targets traditional image agencies eager to get a piece of the microstock pie.

Alamy Reports 18% Rise in Q1

By Jim Pickerell | 530 Words | Posted 5/16/2008 | Comments
Alamy had gross sales in Q1 2008 of $8,097,000, up 18% from Q1 2007. 56% of the revenue for the quarter came from images submitted by photographers and 44% from agencies.

a21 Q1 Down 17%

By Jim Pickerell | 198 Words | Posted 5/16/2008 | Comments
a21, Inc. has reported Q1 results of $5,107,000, down 17% from it's the same period last year. The SuperStock division had revenues of $2,615,000, down 11% from Q4 2007 and 17% from a year earlier.

Big Easy Unbundles Stock Software

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 48 Words | Posted 5/15/2008 | Comments

Alaska Stock Expands to Japan With Aflo

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 47 Words | Posted 5/15/2008 | Comments

Gordon Appointed Tetra Creative Director

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 91 Words | Posted 5/15/2008 | Comments
Scott Gordon is taking the lead in building the brand of Jersey City-based stock-production company Tetra Images, founded two years ago by Comstock co-founder and veteran stock photographer Tom Grill.

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