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Ever since Instagram fumbled its terms of service, photographers have been looking for alternatives. And with EyeEm’s plans to introduce new ways for its users to sell their images, the Berlin-based...
Media 09 May 2013
Have photographers become complacent with their only commodity in order to expand their community of followers? Olivier Laurent delves into the Instagram controversy surrounding loss of copyright ownership...
Social Media 28 Jan 2013
Photojournalist John D McHugh has released a watermarking app on the iPhone in a bid to root out copyright theft on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
Social Media 03 Jan 2013
Instagram has reverted to its old terms of service after it faced a wave of protests from users. However, the social publishing platform hasn't abandoned its plans to monetise its service
Social Media 21 Dec 2012
Thousands of photographers and organisations are protesting Instagram's new terms of service, forcing the Facebook-owned social publishing platform to clarify its intentions
Social Media 19 Dec 2012
Flickr is taking on Instagram by putting the emphasis on mobile photography with the release of its redesigned iPhone app
Social Media 12 Dec 2012
Instagram has pushed version 3.2 of its popular iPhone application, introducing new camera controls as well as a new black-and-white filter
Software 11 Dec 2012
Metroprint, the online arm of specialist photographic lab Metro Imaging, has launched a new printing service for Instagram images
Printing 30 Nov 2012
Mark Zuckerberg could have bought The New York Times for less than the $730m he spent on Instagram. Although media outlets and photographers were once dubious of social networks, they are now increasingly...
Social Media 06 Sep 2012
Instagram has enjoyed unprecedented success, with more than 80 million users who now include some of the world's most renowned photojournalists. Olivier Laurent speaks with them about how Instagram is...
Photojournalism 03 Sep 2012
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