While preparing our article on affiliate advertising, we were disappointed to discover that the ATO hasn’t yet brought the giant Adorama online retailing business, based…
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Lars Boering has left the World Press Photo Foundation (WPP), and during his eventful five year tenure as managing director he steered the leading photojournalism contest toward becoming a photojournalist 'think tank' devoted to progressive values and ethics.
The Imaging and Digital Entertainment Association has plans to re-activate in the second half of this year after a long period of inactivity. The news…
Sydney's Head On Photo Festival has unveiled two new education programs – Spotlight, a monthly series of one-hour talks with leading international photographers and one-on-one portfolio reviews.
Sigma has announced the 100-400mm f5-6.3 DG DN OS Contemporary ultra telephoto zoom lens, available for Sony and L-Mount mirrorless full-frame cameras, will be available…
After three consecutive years of punishing losses, Olympus is in the process of off-loading its camera division to a private equity ‘carve out’ operation, Japan…
Panasonic Australia has announced the 'video-centric' Lumix G100, with sophisticated audio options, available here from late July at a body-only RRP of $1099.
Facebook has gagged our story last week on The Stock Coalition, and its call for photographers and media buyers to boycott online creative stock giant Shutterstock, after the New York-based agency cut contributor compensation to as low as $0.10 per download.
Shrinking magazine budgets and celebrities staying at home has left the once-mighty Australian paparazzi struggling to stay afloat, and so desperate they’ve resorted to shooting…
Thousands of furious Shutterstock contributors have banded together under the umbrella of the Stock Coalition, disabling their portfolios and removing an estimated 8 million images…