Photog Settles for $72,000

By Jim Pickerell | 1297 Words | Posted 8/6/1996 | Comments
Mary Allen has received a $72,500 settlement for unauthorized use of her 1989 campaign portrait of Rudy Giuliani, current mayor of New York City.

New Copyright Regulations

By Jim Pickerell | 762 Words | Posted 8/2/1996 | Comments
The copyright office has proposed new regulations for registering images.

ASMP/NY News After Aspen

By Jim Pickerell | 2644 Words | Posted 7/31/1996 | Comments
An update on events since the ASMP national board meeting in May. Article prepared by Barry Tanenbaum, editor of the NY chapter newsletter, and originally published in that newsletter.

Promoting Your Images

By Jim Pickerell | 4210 Words | Posted 7/30/1996 | Comments
Shooting good stock images is not enough. They must be well promoted in order to sell. Jim Pickerell points out factors photographers must consider relative to promoting stock images.

Multimedia Usage

By Jim Pickerell | 846 Words | Posted 6/18/1996 | Comments
World Book Publishing offers much less for CD-ROM and on-line versions of its encyclopedia than it is actually willing to pay.

Rowell Sues Price Costco

By Jim Pickerell | 407 Words | Posted 6/18/1996 | Comments
Galen Rowell brings actions against Price Costco for copyright infringement.

The MPCA Debate

By Jim Pickerell | 4166 Words | Posted 6/18/1996 | Comments
Rathe and Pickerell speak against continued use of ASMP funds to support MPCA.

Standing Up For Rights

By Jim Pickerell | 362 Words | Posted 6/18/1996 | Comments
Runners World makes multiple use of an image after negotiating with Peter Brandt for a single use. Peter relates his saga which led to additional payment.

Questions About MPCA

By Jim Pickerell | 3295 Words | Posted 6/6/1996 | Comments
Should ASMP continue to fund MPCA? -- No! Jim Pickerell gives his questions and his answers. Also: Information about the referendum structure and the two questions that will appear on it.

Goldstein Mounts Defense

By Jim Pickerell | 4632 Words | Posted 5/20/1996 | Comments
Alan Goldstein launches his defense against the charges that resulted in his expulsion from the ASMP board on April 28, 1996.
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