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Thursday, 05 April 2007 |
 CNET News published an interview with CEO Bruce Livingstone of iStockphoto on Wednesday. An excerpt:
Have the pros decided that it's better to band with you than to try to fight you?
Livingstone: The ideas are changing. A lot of pro photographers are now submitting to microstock agencies, and at least testing it out and seeing, "Can I actually make money here?" I think a lot of them are finding that yes, they can.
Tags: Bruce Livingstone, iStockphoto, Dan Heller
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Friday, 30 March 2007 |
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 This year's sold-old Photoshop World Conference & Expo runs from April 3 to 6 in Boston. The much-anticipated CS3 will surely be the most popular topic of discussion. To answer photographers' questions, O'Reilly Media has announced that it will host many of its own bestselling photography authors at the expo. Said O'Reilly's digital media evangelist, Derrick Story:
Tags: Photoshop World
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
 It's been predicted for some time that Flickr would move into the stock photo business. But it looks like upstart Zooomr has beaten them to it.
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
 For me, one of the big stock photography mysteries has been the size of the market in China and its potential for growth. I recently spent 10 days in China talking to photographers and stock agents in an effort to get a better understanding of where this market is today and how it might develop in the next few years.
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Friday, 02 March 2007 |
 When people think of Digg, it's not usually in connection with the photography industry or the promotion of photographers. But that could be a mistake. As a community-driven social content site, Digg should be on everyone's radar -- including that of the professional photographer.
The Photopreneur blog has an interesting profile of Rich Legg, an amateur photographer who has had success marketing his work over Digg.
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Wednesday, 21 February 2007 |
 Mike Sansone at the Photopreneur blog has a nice post on SlideShowPro and its creator, Todd Dominey. Writes Mike:
For a while now one of the most stylish ways of exhibiting photos online has been to use SlideShowPro, a component for Macromedia Flash. The program lets photographers and Web developers place interactive galleries on their websites, complete with MP3 files, thumbnails and even automated Flickr feeds. For photographers, it's one of the sleekest ways to show your favorite pictures on a website.
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