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The New Economics of Photojournalism: Online Photography Workshops
Remote learning courses are certainly thriving, but can an online photography workshop truly replace face-to-face training? Olivier Laurent finds out
Education 07 Sep 2012
The New Economics of Photojournalism: How the Magnum Foundation funds photographers
The Magnum Foundation has distributed more than $375,000 over the past three years to help photographers produce new projects, stepping in where traditional media organisations once operated. Olivier Laurent...
Business 05 Sep 2012
Nikon UK president to leave company
Nikon UK has announced that its current president, Michio Miwa, will leave the company at the end of September "to take up another assignment"
People Moves 16 Aug 2012
Paid Experience: MediaStorm introduces Pay Per Story scheme
MediaStorm has introduced a Pay Per Story scheme, asking viewers to pay $1.99 to watch its latest photographic and multimedia productions. Olivier Laurent speaks with founder Brian Storm about his goals....
Business 21 Jun 2012
UK retail chain Jacobs closes down all stores
Jacobs, the UK camera retailer, is to close all but one of its branches today, less than two weeks after it went into administration
Business 19 Jun 2012
National Media Museum appoints Science Museum official as its new boss
The National Media Museum in Bradford has appointed the current head of exhibitions at the Science Museum as its head following the sudden resignation of Colin Philpott
People Moves 30 May 2012
London searches for Olympics photographer
The Greater London Authority is offering up to £160,000 to a photographer or photo organisation to document the city for eight weeks during the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Business 08 May 2012
International Center of Photography appoints new director
Mark Robbins, the dean of the school of architecture at Syracuse University, has been appointed as the new executive director of the International Center of Photography
People Moves 04 May 2012
Kodak claims improved finances in latest results
Three months after Kodak asked for bankruptcy protection, the Rochester-based firm is now reporting an increased cash balance and improved profitability, but is still facing increasing losses across its...
Business 30 Apr 2012
Smugmug appoints Loxley Colour as its print partner across Europe
American web-hosting giant joins forces with the UK's biggest pro lab to offer ecommerce tools to pro photographers across Europe.
Printing 13 Apr 2012
Leica appoints new chief financial officer
Leica has appointed Ronald Marcel Peters to the position of chief financial officer after his predecessor, Andreas Lobejäger, asked to leave the company
People Moves 09 Mar 2012
Charlotte Cotton resigns from National Media Museum position
Charlotte Cotton, the creative director for the National Media Museum's planned photographic gallery in London, has resigned, Source Photographic Review reports
People Moves 05 Mar 2012
£1m worth of camera kit stolen
CVP, a broadcast camera specialist, has become the victim of one of the industry's largest thefts with more than £1m worth of kit stolen from its warehouse - including five Canon C300 cinematic cameras...
Business 21 Feb 2012
Keeping the tabs: The best account management applications for photographers
Management software can help photographers with everything from organising contacts to sorting accounts and VAT, but which is the best?
Business 07 Feb 2012
Crowdfunding platform Emphas.is launches publishing arm
Emphas.is, the crowdfunding platform dedicated to documentary photographers and photojournalists, has now launched a publishing arm
Business 01 Feb 2012
National Media Museum set to start work on London-based gallery
The National Media Museum has issued a call for contractors to bid for the contract to build its London-based photo gallery - Media Space
Business 27 Jan 2012
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