Mochila Releases Ad-Supported Slideshow Player

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 363 Words | Posted 3/7/2008 | Comments
Mochila, an online content marketplace, has released an ad-supported slide-show player for photos. The 300-pixel-wide widget allows publishers to embed static or dynamic image-content into their Web sites, free of charge.

Is RPI A Useful Measure?

By Jim Pickerell | 673 Words | Posted 3/7/2008 | Comments (1)
Companies offering stock images for sale need to continually provide customers with new material and a greater "depth of choice." But as growth in number of images exceeds growth in revenue, RPI automatically falls. The problem is that older images in the count have less chance of selling and that skews the averages.

Getty's Future Impacts Industry

By Jim Pickerell | 687 Words | Posted 3/7/2008 | Comments (2)
With Getty Images going private, others in the industry will lose access to valuable data that has helped them keep up with future industry trends. Without access to Getty's detailed quarterly figures, it will be nearly impossible to make long-range industry projections.

BAPLA PBF Opens for Buyer Registration

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 70 Words | Posted 3/6/2008 | Comments

New York Hosts International Photo Festival

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 330 Words | Posted 3/6/2008 | Comments (1)
The inaugural New York Photo Festival, the brainchild of Daniel Power of powerHouse Books and Frank Evers of VII Photo Agency, will take place on May 14- 18, 2008, in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn's waterfront.

TopFoto Places Images in Historic Context

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 219 Words | Posted 3/5/2008 | Comments
Leading U.K. editorial stock-house TopFoto has reinvented image-search by adding a time component. TimeSearch places the agency's collection of images in their historic context, offering clients that need to illustrate an era, an event or other subject matter a fast and easy way to find stock.

GoGo Goes Direct

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 593 Words | Posted 3/5/2008 | Comments
Since 2006, the production of multicultural-image agency GoGo Images has been distributed global through over 100 partners. Now, GoGo founders and Corbis alumni Joe Barrett and Jennifer Hurshell have decided the company is ready to go directly to the client with a new boutique Web site.

PhotoShelter Launches Flickr Import Tool

By Jim Pickerell | 569 Words | Posted 3/4/2008 | Comments
PhotoShelter Inc. has made it possible for photographers with a Flickr Pro-level account to easily upload a copy of some or all of their images to the PhotoShelter Personal Archive (PSPA) and begin distributing them for commercial use.

Sony Launches Royalty-Free Music Service

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 63 Words | Posted 3/4/2008 | Comments

The Cover Story Launches Campaign With New Site

By Julia Dudnik Stern | 237 Words | Posted 3/4/2008 | Comments
The Cover Story, an Amsterdam-based journalism and photography agency, has launched a new Web site. According to managing sirector JP Douma, this is the first step of a new corporate strategy to strengthen The Cover Story brand globally.

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