Posts Tagged ‘licensing’

August 27, 2009

How the anti-copyright lobby makes big business richer - a photo journalist speaks out

August 5, 2009

Publishing your own photo book @ Photocritic

July 29, 2009

"What to charge", releases, licensing and other resources for pro and semi-pro photographers

Bad Contract Tutorial @ the American Society of Media Photographers

July 19, 2009
June 21, 2009

Dan Heller on the latest orphan works 'disinformation'

I don't know whether he's right or not, but the whole OW debate is pretty frightening.

June 19, 2009

Protecting the bottom line - what photographers need to know about insurance

May 9, 2009

Marketing your travel photography @ photo.net

May 1, 2009

Making money while you sleep: e-commerce for professional photographers

April 18, 2009

Street photography and the law

@Photocritic

April 9, 2009

USA Today, Google, sound death knell for Microstock

As image search improves, will people be less and less willing to pay for photos? YES.

April 7, 2009

Planning on taking pictures on the tube? London Underground reminds photographers they need a permit

March 31, 2009

Worth a read - comments on the "Fairey Use Doctrine"

March 23, 2009

The top 8 websites to use if you want to give your photos away for pennies

March 10, 2009

Five ways photographers can create new business models

The evolution of my photo watermark - Jim Goldstein

The Google way - and how it devalues photography

Photographic watermarks - what I've learned by Jim Goldstein

UK photographers regularly have their work stolen: 74% of those who took action got 'fair compensation'

A very mixed message...

Survey shows photographers under increasing pressure: 93% have been asked to provide additional rights for free

February 25, 2009

Annie Leibovitz uses her copyrights as financial assets, world has cow

The problem photographers face is that their most valuable assets, i.e. their photos, are the most difficult to value and least flexible to use. When Elton John and David Bowie monetised their copyrights they were hailed as visionaries. When Annie does it, she's a dumb broke female photographer. I say there's a double standard here.

February 23, 2009

PhotoShelter's 2009 photo buyer survey

February 17, 2009

Can I sell that photo?

Just because you can take it, it doesn't necessarily follow that you can sell it.

February 15, 2009

Spain's Costa Brava uses photograph from the Bahamas in ad campaign

Apparently there weren't any 'nice' photos of the Costa Brava available from Getty.