fStop Launches fCards!
- Mar 11. 2010
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Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99.
Select from amongst the excellent fStop images we've included in the App (or take/use one of your own photographs), position your greeting (using one of the five great FontFont typefaces included) where it looks best on the front by dragging it with your finger, and then flip the card over to write a personal message to send the card via Email or share on Facebook.
Links:
fCards in the iTunes Store: http://itunes.com/apps/fcards
fCards Info Page: http://www.fstopimages.com/fcardsinfo/
fStop Homepage: http://www.fstopimages.com
fStop Launches fCards!
Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies. Read more
New PACA Board
PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ... Read more
vario images at PICTAday and picturehouse
Meet customers and establish new contacts. During the months of April and May the sales-team of the German photo agency vario images will take part at two specialised fairs – picturehouse and PICTAday. Read more
Robert Harding World Imagery sees website changes key to web traffic increase
Robert Harding World Imagery, the travel photography specialist has forged partnerships with many specialist collections to add a wider, more diverse offering to its already established world image collection. Read more
The Search Is Over For Serious Image Seekers
PACA pacaSearch™ Advances Search Results For Photo Buyers. Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) is about to make a huge impact on the way image buyers utilize the Internet to purchase licensed images. Read more
Obituary: Werner Forman
In the course of a long career Werner Forman amassed a visual record of many of the world's ancient civilizations and non-European cultures. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
- Mar 09. 2010
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Jeff Schultz / Alaska Stock
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer.
USA - Photographing in conditions ranging from freezing winds to zero visibility snow storms, Jeff volunteers his time photographing the race teams on the Iditarod trail, from Anchorage to Nome, over 1,150 miles of the most extreme and beautiful terrain in the world.
fStop Launches fCards!
Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies. Read more
New PACA Board
PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ... Read more
vario images at PICTAday and picturehouse
Meet customers and establish new contacts. During the months of April and May the sales-team of the German photo agency vario images will take part at two specialised fairs – picturehouse and PICTAday. Read more
Robert Harding World Imagery sees website changes key to web traffic increase
Robert Harding World Imagery, the travel photography specialist has forged partnerships with many specialist collections to add a wider, more diverse offering to its already established world image collection. Read more
The Search Is Over For Serious Image Seekers
PACA pacaSearch™ Advances Search Results For Photo Buyers. Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) is about to make a huge impact on the way image buyers utilize the Internet to purchase licensed images. Read more
Obituary: Werner Forman
In the course of a long career Werner Forman amassed a visual record of many of the world's ancient civilizations and non-European cultures. Read more
Only two Trade Stands left!
- Feb 07. 2010
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After PicScout (USA), JaincoTech (USA) and pixolution (GER), ImageRights (USA) has booked the fourth Trade Stand. Only two stands left!
This new opportunity is available to just 6 technology and industry providers and features plasma screens, including priority location and 2 registration passes to the Congress.
Picscout was the first to seize this opportunity.
Business Rooms booked by TopFoto, Diomedia, ImageRights and AGE fotostock
This year we offer the possibility of renting boxes in the Aviva Stadium, which are ideal for boardroom meetings, focus groups, seminars, training, interviews, press events, private dinner or lunch gatherings. Read more
Already 29 countries represented at CEPIC
Attention! There are only three slots for Exhibitors Stands left!
Half of the Tables are gone
(Up-date 15.02.2010) Read more
Only two Trade Stands left!
After PicScout (USA), JaincoTech (USA) and pixolution (GER), ImageRights (USA) has booked the fourth Trade Stand. Only two stands left! Read more
ICOMP Updates
Full text of the amendment, tabled regarding a Draft Report about the European Commission´s Report on Competition Policy 2008, prepared by Sophie In´t Veld MEP (ALDE, The Netherlands) for the Economic and Monetary Affairs parliamentary committee (ECON). Read more
The CEPIC Office is moving!
On 28 January, the CEPIC Office will be moving to Fritschestr.22, 10585 Berlin (Charlottenburg). Read more
Join CEPIC on Facebook!
CEPIC has now its own page on Facebook: "CEPIC Centre of the Picture Industry". Read more
New CEPIC Benefactor: ImageRights (USA)
ImageRights International, a USA-based company, provides a low-cost, easy to use solution designed to help protect the image rights of photographers, picture libraries, picture agencies and publishers. Read more
Europeana and CEPIC
On 15 November 2009, CEPIC submitted a response to the Europeana questionnaire, at least to some of the questions most relevant to our industry. Read more
New CEPIC member: Orange Logic
Orange Logic was founded in 1998 in New York and expanded in 2000 in France to provide high-end solutions for organizations managing and distributing media, and not willing to be constrained by the limitations of traditional software providers. Read more
Orphan Works and the Future of Digitization
CEPIC spoke at the Public Hearing on Orphan Works on October 26, 2009. The hearing took place at the European Commission. Read more
Creating a CEPIC Community: Announcing the SOFT LAUNCH of CEPIC's new website
- Jan 18. 2010
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Klaus Plaumann, CEPIC Vice President
Dear Cepic Members and Friends of our Industry: As the Centre of the Picture Industry, we are happy to announce the soft launch of our new website on January 18th 2010. During the next few weeks there will be more input making the site more user friendly and informative for the membership.
Sincere thanks to Carola and Sylvie for your huge contribution to the communication agency Juno. The Hamburg based agency has created an easy to navigate, up to date, high end site. It features not only industry issues - copyright & IPR, Congress information and other valuable topics but also a blog for ALL OF YOU as contributors!
The new site shows how the new CEPIC commitee is working for our Industry, from still photography to new media, in a time of transition. From now on you will see video clips, many more photographs and more useful information.
This is an Orphan Work too
The combination of groundbreaking technology and badly crafted legislation, could make any search of photographs, and by implication their authors, completely redundant. Read more
A Guinness in Dublin
Imagesource has found an original way to invite its partners to Dublin! Read more
Inside Brussels
New Digital Agenda Commissioner sets out her agenda. With the new Commission set to take office in early February, Neelie Kroes, who will take on the newly-created Digital Agenda portfolio, set out her ideas for the future. Read more
Online Antitrust Developments in Germany
There have been numerous developments in Germany recently that have brought focus to online competition issues in Europe and have seen Google come under heavy criticism. Read more
More Google USA
In the US, Various authors groups (The National Writers Union, the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America) sent a letter on January 6, 2010, to members of Congress. Read more
HAPPY NEW DECADE!
The team here at CEPIC are feeling very excited and optimistic about what the future holds for our organisation and for all our members. Read more
Creating a CEPIC Community: Announcing the SOFT LAUNCH of CEPIC's new website
Dear Cepic Members and Friends of our Industry: As the Centre of the Picture Industry, we are happy to announce the soft launch of our new website on January 18th 2010. During the next few weeks there will be more input making the site more user friendly and informative for the membership. Read more
What Asterix And Google Have in Common
On 18 December 2009 a French court found Google guilty of
"counterfeiting" and violating copyright of French publisher La
Martinière by digitizing hundreds of books within their Google Book
Search programme. Read more
Copyright Protection in the Age of Digital Piracy
There are various ways of affording some form of protection to your images.
As a professional photographer, I depend significantly upon my website to sell my images. Read more
Intellectual Property is a Human Right in Europe
On December 1st, 2009 the Treaty of Lisbon became valid as the basic EU set of rules. Remarkably, the Treaty of Lisbon contains a Charter of Human Rights compulsory for all Member States of the European Union and all national or European Courts. Read more
What Asterix And Google Have in Common
- Jan 18. 2010
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Sylvie Fodor, Executive Director
Byby Sylvie FodorOn 18 December 2009 a French court found Google guilty of
"counterfeiting" and violating copyright of French publisher La
Martinière by digitizing hundreds of books within their Google Book
Search programme.
Google has to pay €300,000 ($430,000) in damages and interest to the plaintiff and stop digitizing and putting the books online. http://www.legipresse.com/newsletter/bandeaux/000001/000084.pdf
The importance of this ruling cannot be overestimated.
This is an Orphan Work too
The combination of groundbreaking technology and badly crafted legislation, could make any search of photographs, and by implication their authors, completely redundant. Read more
A Guinness in Dublin
Imagesource has found an original way to invite its partners to Dublin! Read more
Inside Brussels
New Digital Agenda Commissioner sets out her agenda. With the new Commission set to take office in early February, Neelie Kroes, who will take on the newly-created Digital Agenda portfolio, set out her ideas for the future. Read more
Online Antitrust Developments in Germany
There have been numerous developments in Germany recently that have brought focus to online competition issues in Europe and have seen Google come under heavy criticism. Read more
More Google USA
In the US, Various authors groups (The National Writers Union, the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America) sent a letter on January 6, 2010, to members of Congress. Read more
HAPPY NEW DECADE!
The team here at CEPIC are feeling very excited and optimistic about what the future holds for our organisation and for all our members. Read more
Creating a CEPIC Community: Announcing the SOFT LAUNCH of CEPIC's new website
Dear Cepic Members and Friends of our Industry: As the Centre of the Picture Industry, we are happy to announce the soft launch of our new website on January 18th 2010. During the next few weeks there will be more input making the site more user friendly and informative for the membership. Read more
What Asterix And Google Have in Common
On 18 December 2009 a French court found Google guilty of
"counterfeiting" and violating copyright of French publisher La
Martinière by digitizing hundreds of books within their Google Book
Search programme. Read more
Copyright Protection in the Age of Digital Piracy
There are various ways of affording some form of protection to your images.
As a professional photographer, I depend significantly upon my website to sell my images. Read more
Intellectual Property is a Human Right in Europe
On December 1st, 2009 the Treaty of Lisbon became valid as the basic EU set of rules. Remarkably, the Treaty of Lisbon contains a Charter of Human Rights compulsory for all Member States of the European Union and all national or European Courts. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
- Mar 09. 2010
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The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies.
UK - For many months, BAPLA has played a high profile and widely reported role in lobbying to ensure the interests of the picture library licensing business and the rights of rights-holders are presented and protected.
BAPLA is supportive of the legislation but believes it is critical to highlight the concerns presented by our sector to the Bill.
BAPLA POSITION: Orphan Works
Non Commercial
fStop Launches fCards!
Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies. Read more
New PACA Board
PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ... Read more
vario images at PICTAday and picturehouse
Meet customers and establish new contacts. During the months of April and May the sales-team of the German photo agency vario images will take part at two specialised fairs – picturehouse and PICTAday. Read more
Robert Harding World Imagery sees website changes key to web traffic increase
Robert Harding World Imagery, the travel photography specialist has forged partnerships with many specialist collections to add a wider, more diverse offering to its already established world image collection. Read more
The Search Is Over For Serious Image Seekers
PACA pacaSearch™ Advances Search Results For Photo Buyers. Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) is about to make a huge impact on the way image buyers utilize the Internet to purchase licensed images. Read more
Obituary: Werner Forman
In the course of a long career Werner Forman amassed a visual record of many of the world's ancient civilizations and non-European cultures. Read more
New PACA Board
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PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012.
- President:
Robert Henson, Blend Images
- Vice President:
Nancy Carrizales, Animals, Animals/Earth Scenes
- Treasurer:
Dave Herbig, Danita Delimont Stock Photography
- Secretary:
Alan Bailey, Rubberball
- Member at Large:
Larry Minden, Minden Pictures
- Member at Large:
Megan Murphy, Getty Images
- Immediate Past President:
Maria Kessler
The new term will begin May 1, 2010.
PACA is now concentrating on committees and committee chairs.
http://www.pacaoffice.org/
fStop Launches fCards!
Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies. Read more
New PACA Board
PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ... Read more
vario images at PICTAday and picturehouse
Meet customers and establish new contacts. During the months of April and May the sales-team of the German photo agency vario images will take part at two specialised fairs – picturehouse and PICTAday. Read more
Robert Harding World Imagery sees website changes key to web traffic increase
Robert Harding World Imagery, the travel photography specialist has forged partnerships with many specialist collections to add a wider, more diverse offering to its already established world image collection. Read more
The Search Is Over For Serious Image Seekers
PACA pacaSearch™ Advances Search Results For Photo Buyers. Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) is about to make a huge impact on the way image buyers utilize the Internet to purchase licensed images. Read more
Obituary: Werner Forman
In the course of a long career Werner Forman amassed a visual record of many of the world's ancient civilizations and non-European cultures. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
- Mar 06. 2010
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Cranes, Japan, 19th century, mauritius images/V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum.
V&A Images presents the extensive and renowned collections in images and mauritius images is proud to present these motifs on its website: www.mauritius-images.com.
fStop Launches fCards!
Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies. Read more
New PACA Board
PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ... Read more
vario images at PICTAday and picturehouse
Meet customers and establish new contacts. During the months of April and May the sales-team of the German photo agency vario images will take part at two specialised fairs – picturehouse and PICTAday. Read more
Robert Harding World Imagery sees website changes key to web traffic increase
Robert Harding World Imagery, the travel photography specialist has forged partnerships with many specialist collections to add a wider, more diverse offering to its already established world image collection. Read more
The Search Is Over For Serious Image Seekers
PACA pacaSearch™ Advances Search Results For Photo Buyers. Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) is about to make a huge impact on the way image buyers utilize the Internet to purchase licensed images. Read more
Obituary: Werner Forman
In the course of a long career Werner Forman amassed a visual record of many of the world's ancient civilizations and non-European cultures. Read more
Business Rooms booked by TopFoto, Diomedia, ImageRights and AGE fotostock
- Mar 06. 2010
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computer generated sample of a business room in the Aviva Stadium
This year we offer the possibility of renting boxes in the Aviva Stadium, which are ideal for boardroom meetings, focus groups, seminars, training, interviews, press events, private dinner or lunch gatherings.
There are 3 different types of boxes - Box 12 (for up to 12 people), Box 24 (for up to 24) and Box 50 (for up to 50 people). We have negotiated the rates down. For price information see the attachment below this article.
All boxes are located on Level 4. Click here for registration.
Business Rooms booked by TopFoto, Diomedia, ImageRights and AGE fotostock
This year we offer the possibility of renting boxes in the Aviva Stadium, which are ideal for boardroom meetings, focus groups, seminars, training, interviews, press events, private dinner or lunch gatherings. Read more
Already 29 countries represented at CEPIC
Attention! There are only three slots for Exhibitors Stands left!
Half of the Tables are gone
(Up-date 15.02.2010) Read more
Only two Trade Stands left!
After PicScout (USA), JaincoTech (USA) and pixolution (GER), ImageRights (USA) has booked the fourth Trade Stand. Only two stands left! Read more
ICOMP Updates
Full text of the amendment, tabled regarding a Draft Report about the European Commission´s Report on Competition Policy 2008, prepared by Sophie In´t Veld MEP (ALDE, The Netherlands) for the Economic and Monetary Affairs parliamentary committee (ECON). Read more
The CEPIC Office is moving!
On 28 January, the CEPIC Office will be moving to Fritschestr.22, 10585 Berlin (Charlottenburg). Read more
Join CEPIC on Facebook!
CEPIC has now its own page on Facebook: "CEPIC Centre of the Picture Industry". Read more
New CEPIC Benefactor: ImageRights (USA)
ImageRights International, a USA-based company, provides a low-cost, easy to use solution designed to help protect the image rights of photographers, picture libraries, picture agencies and publishers. Read more
Europeana and CEPIC
On 15 November 2009, CEPIC submitted a response to the Europeana questionnaire, at least to some of the questions most relevant to our industry. Read more
New CEPIC member: Orange Logic
Orange Logic was founded in 1998 in New York and expanded in 2000 in France to provide high-end solutions for organizations managing and distributing media, and not willing to be constrained by the limitations of traditional software providers. Read more
Orphan Works and the Future of Digitization
CEPIC spoke at the Public Hearing on Orphan Works on October 26, 2009. The hearing took place at the European Commission. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
- Mar 06. 2010
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The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ...
... at their "Reinvention Weekend" April 15th – 18th in Boston.
Our keynote speaker, Brian Storm of MediaStorm, will join an incredible line up of speakers: Rick Smolan/Against All Odds, Ilise Benun of marketing-mentor.com, Allen Murabayashi of PhotoShelter, Caitlin Jewell of Silverscape, Nancy Andrews/Detroit Free Press, Lou Jones, Ian Ginsberg of VII Agency, Dane Howard of vuvox.com and others. Click on the links at www.aspp.com to read about our speakers and sessions.
fStop Launches fCards!
Berlin-based Royalty-Free library fStop is pleased to announce the release of fCards - an atypically stylish virtual postcard application for iPhone/iPod/iPad, available now through the iTunes store for $1.99. Read more
Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer Celebrates 30 Years on the Trail
Alaska Stock Images is proud to announce March, 2010 as the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Schultz as the Official Iditarod Volunteer Photographer. Read more
BAPLA's Position on The Digital Economy Bill
The Digital Economy Bill, with specific reference to clause 42, is a bill that has been presented to our industry as a solution to many problems. This includes regulations around future management of Orphan Works, Extended Collective Licensing and the management of Collecting Societies. Read more
New PACA Board
PACA (The Picture Archive Council of America) announces its newly elected board 2010 - 2012. Read more
3 000 years in pictures – mauritius images presents V&A Images
The London Victoria & Albert Museum offers one of the world's greatest art and design collections. Artefacts from many of the world's richest cultures, some of them up to 3000 years old, are stored in the museum. Read more
ASPP "Reinvention Weekend" Announces Speaker Line Up
The American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) and the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) invite you to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reinvigorate your career or your approach to the photography business ... Read more
vario images at PICTAday and picturehouse
Meet customers and establish new contacts. During the months of April and May the sales-team of the German photo agency vario images will take part at two specialised fairs – picturehouse and PICTAday. Read more
Robert Harding World Imagery sees website changes key to web traffic increase
Robert Harding World Imagery, the travel photography specialist has forged partnerships with many specialist collections to add a wider, more diverse offering to its already established world image collection. Read more
The Search Is Over For Serious Image Seekers
PACA pacaSearch™ Advances Search Results For Photo Buyers. Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) is about to make a huge impact on the way image buyers utilize the Internet to purchase licensed images. Read more
Obituary: Werner Forman
In the course of a long career Werner Forman amassed a visual record of many of the world's ancient civilizations and non-European cultures. Read more
