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EyeEm photo-sharing app aims to enable photographers to sell their images
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
Pecha Kucha: The art of speed-talking about photography
Pecha Kucha is a talk format that allows speakers six minutes and 40 seconds to showcase 20 slides — and it’s proving wildly popular, having now been adopted at events running in nearly 600 cities...
Lectures 16 Apr 2013
RISC: Training reporters how to save lives
Tim Hetherington’s death might have been avoided if his colleagues had had some basic first aid training, believes Sebastian Junger, who is determined some good will come of his friend’s loss. He set...
Photojournalism 15 Apr 2013
Shared history: The Commons initiative celebrates its fifth anniversary
The Commons, launched by the Library of Congress and Flickr to open up archives of long-forgotten images, is celebrating its fifth anniversary. The results of this social experiment are overwhelming,...
Copyright 20 Mar 2013
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Business deals that shook the industry
Getty Images was sold for $3.3bn, Facebook snatched Instagram for $700m, while Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection as it restructured its entire business model to avoid falling into the abyss
Business 31 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Simon Baker at Tate
With Simon Baker at the helm, Tate becomes an unlikely champion of photography
People 30 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Best customer magazines
We review Cos Magazine, Upon Paper, Hector and Victor - four magazines that find original ways to showcase photography
Magazines 30 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: The RCA marks 175 years with a move south
The Royal College of Arts celebrated its 175th anniversary and inaugurated a new campus in Battersea, London
Photographers' Organisations 29 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: The best photography iPad apps
BJP selects the best iPad apps of the year for photographers - from Reuters to Adobe, William Klein to Elliott Erwitt.
Media 29 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Pimp the Timp
Who says you need money to make things happen? One of this year's best shows was put together on a shoestring at Hotel Timp in Cologne, Germany
Exhibitions 28 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Rouleur publishes Henri Cartier-Bresson
Rouleur devoted 24 pages to Henri Cartier-Bresson's photo essay from the Vélodrome d'Hiver
Magazines 27 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Todd Selby leads the trend towards all things foodie
Todd Selby's new book, Edible Selby, is spearheading a new hip-style of food photography
Commercial 27 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: The best photobooks of the year
We've asked Martin Parr, Gerry Badger, Colin Pantall, Bruno Ceschel, Mark Pearson, Jeffrey Ladd and Sebastian Hau to select the best photobooks of 2012
Books 26 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Viviane Sassen’s fashion work gets the acclaim it deserves
Viviane Sassen is probably best known for her personal work; in particular, for Flamboya, the book published by Contrasto in 2008 that brought her international acclaim. But she is also emerging as one...
Fashion 26 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Still life – but not as you know it
Still life as a photographic convention seems to be enjoying a surge in popularity within art practice, whilst already showing signs of its own passing
Fine Art 25 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Best new magazines
Print isn't dead. These new magazines prove it, and all of them stand out for their use of photography
Magazines 25 Dec 2012
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