EyeEm No Longer Subsidizing Getty Sales

Posted on 5/27/2019 by Robert Kneschke | Printable Version | Comments (1)

A few years ago EyeEm decided to guarantee its photographers a minimum compensation for each image licensed through the Getty website regardless of what they received from Getty. Over the years they have steadily lowered that minimum and with the last sales report they have finally dropped the idea of a guaranteed minimum royalty. This article explores what happened.

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Ashlyn Williams Posted Jul 21, 2022
Getty images bought one of my selfies for $37.50 a while back (oct. 2015) and last month bought another one for $0.01. I was unaware of this change but after finding out after the sale has already been made, I'm pissed!

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