ASMP Expels Directors

By Jim Pickerell | 4853 Words | Posted 5/8/1996 | Comments
ASMP has released the list of charges against Alan Goldstein and Peter B. Kaplan in the following Press Release.

MPCA Board Happenings

By Jim Pickerell | 2705 Words | Posted 5/6/1996 | Comments
Ellen Boughn explains reasons for resigning from MPCA board.

ASMP/NY News After Aspen

By Jim Pickerell | 2923 Words | Posted 5/1/1996 | Comments
Comprehensive lead article in the ASMP/NY newsletter about the expulsion of Peter B. Kaplan and Alan Goldstein from the board of directors. Also: a link to a Photo District News article on the same subject.

ASMP/MPCA

By Jim Pickerell | 6668 Words | Posted 4/30/1996 | Comments
Peter B. Kaplan and Alan Goldstein are removed from the ASMP board for alleged miscounduct.

Strategies for Pricing

By Jim Pickerell | 3903 Words | Posted 4/9/1996 | Comments
Confused as to why photographers charge usage fees rather than selling all rights to their images? Read Jim Pickerell's response to John Boykin's questions.

Concepts

By Jim Pickerell | 240 Words | Posted 4/1/1996 | Comments
Photography buyers often look for photos that illustrate concepts. A useful list of some of the most commonly requested concepts.

Writers Battle NY Times

By Jim Pickerell | 1605 Words | Posted 3/25/1996 | Comments
Report from the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) on battle with NY Times for electronic rights.

Pricing Online

By Jim Pickerell | 1418 Words | Posted 3/1/1996 | Comments
Want to know what to charge for uses of your images on-line? Read this story.

Ads On the Net

By Jim Pickerell | 442 Words | Posted 3/1/1996 | Comments
A sampling of what magazines are charging advertisers on their sites and the hits and the visits figures they use to justify these fees.

Image Bank Returns Policy

By Jim Pickerell | 2557 Words | Posted 3/1/1996 | Comments
If you think you are going to get the images you send to a stock agency back you need to read this story.
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