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PA Images Launches First eBook – Diamond Jubilee – Free

The Press Association have published their first eBook – above screens- The book celebrates the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and includes 250 images from the Press Association (PA) images and includes 15 image galleries. Tony Watson, Managing Director, Press Association commented: “PA has been charting the key moments, people and events…

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Go See: The Lion’s Roar: Sir Winston Churchill

photos above – Topfoto – click each for more info & to license For the Eden Valley Summer Festival, the negative collections of TopFoto have been combed for rare photographs of Sir Winston Churchill, the Queen’s first Prime Minister and the Eden Valley’s most famous resident. Opened Thursday 31 May…

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London Festival of Photography – June

In June 2012, London’s most celebrated venues (Museum of London, British Library, British Museum, Tate Modern, the V&A and more…) will play host to a world-class, city-wide celebration of photography as the London Festival of Photography returns for its second year. Encompassing street, documentary and conceptual photography, the festival includes…

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Shutterstock Launches New Search Tool – ‘Optimized for Inspiration’

Shutterstock Images have announced a new image discovery tool: Shutterstock Instant. They say: ‘The interface re-imagines the traditional keyword search experience, and combines speed and simplicity to deliver a visual experience optimized for creative inspiration’… ‘Inspired by the Shutterstock for iPad app, Instant displays images in a beautiful, interlocking mosaic…

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James West: Recession, Innovation, and Alamy Blind Spots

On his second post on the agency blog James West considers and explains how Alamy, the photo agency he founded, is dealing with the effect of the ‘recession’ on editorial and commercial photo deals at the agency. ‘In 2008 a large wet fish called recession slapped us right in the…

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Google: 250k Requests A Week To Kill Links To Copyrighted Material

CNNMoney reports: ‘The search giant (Google) said Thursday it would begin chronicling the thousands of requests it receives daily to take down search results that link to copyrighted material. Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) said it receives upwards of 250,000 requests to remove links to pirated content each week’… Read the…

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Image Library Profile: Red Edge Images

Red Edge Images booked a listing on our Picture Libraries and Agencies page last week – we asked owner Jan Bickerton to introduce the library to PhotoArchiveNews.com readers. Red Edge Images is a boutique image library specialising in high quality Rights Managed images for publishers worldwide, mainly for fiction book…

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UPDATED: Corbis And Image Tracking Software Architect Go Back To Court

Updated: 30 May 2012 Websites The Register and GeekWire report Corbis has been ordered to pay out $12million in damages to InfoFlows. March 28 2012 Legal.com has court papers in a the CORBIS CORPORATION v. STONE case: ‘Corbis Corporation (“Corbis”) and Steve Stone, through his company InfoFlows Corporation (“InfoFlows”), entered…

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Katherine Kay-Mouat Exhibition: Guernsey Photography Festival

PAN reader photographer Katherine Kay-Mouat has an exhibition titled PORTRAIT OF AN ISLAND at the Guernsey Photography Festival which opened yesterday until 22 June. Katherine’s images are at Jimmy’s Cafe, St James College Street, St Peter Port – 10AM To 4PM, Mon To Sat – it’s Free to view. Other…

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Searching for: Union Photo-News Agency – Updated: FOUND

UPDATED: MAY 24: An hour after posting a ‘Searching For’ request on the Press Photo History Project – we had this in from PPHP reader Mike Conway Senior Editor at EPA Europe: ‘According to my source in Athens it is more likely to have been United New Photographers agency which…

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Fresh 70’s / 80’s London Clubland Images Now At PYMCA

London based youth culture photo library PYMCA is now representing a new collection of images by photographer Graham Smith from his book We Can Be Heroes We Can Be Heroes charts the rise of London’s club scene from punk in the late 1970s to the New Romantics in the 1980s…