Archive for January 2017
CEPIC Congress 2017 registration is now open
Registration is now open for the CEPIC Congress 2017 in Berlin. The largest event in commercial still and moving images in the world will take place from 15 to 17 June 2017 at the Maritim proArte Hotel. The audience 450 delegates from 250 companies and 32 countries: CEOs, sales representatives of picture agencies and video companies…
Read MoreShutterstock announces UK distribution deal with The Associated Press
Shutterstock press release – New York, NY – 10 January, 2017. Deal provides editorial distribution of over 30 million photos to the United Kingdom Shutterstock, Inc. (NYSE: SSTK), a leading global provider of imagery and music, announced today that it has expanded its milestone multi-year deal with The Associated Press (AP). Beginning this week, Shutterstock will distribute…
Read MoreTrevillion’s new online availability check
Trevillion Images press release, 9 January, 2017. Trevillion have some exciting news for book publishers: from today, we can now offer on-line image availability check! As you know, Trevillion offer some of the best Rights-Managed images on the market, and if required, they can be licensed on an exclusive basis. But now publishers will be able…
Read MoreNature Picture Library winning images of 2016
Nature Picture Library photographers enjoyed success in many of the major photographic competitions during 2016, including Wildlife Photographer of the Year, GDT European Photographer of the Year, Terre Sauvage Nature Images Awards and the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Their Winners Gallery includes the overall winners, runners up, portfolio awards and many great commended images. Enjoy! Great…
Read MoreByzantium – city of gold, city of faith from Werner Forman Archive
Werner Forman Archive press release, 9 January, 2017. Byzantium was the seat of one of the longest surviving and most powerful empires of the western world. Originally the capital of the Roman Empire in the East, Byzantium remained, for a thousand years after the fall of Rome, a centre of religion and learning, and the site…
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