According to informations available on Shutterstock forum and published by Shutterstock founder/CEO Jon Oringer, footage prices will be lowered on Dec 26th, 2007. As he said, they have watched the footage/video space carefully over the past two years and they have decided that lowering their prices will lead to increased sales and higher commissions for all of footage submitters. The prices will change as follows: (Read the article)
Few months ago, I wrote about Fotolia API and I made a promise that I will do something with this excellent feature. Unfortunately my daily job doesn’t like me and my free time is rare just like a snow in the middle of the summer. 
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I already wrote about web hosting, but sometimes interesting articles should be rewritten. You probably have some images to publish and sometimes you don’t want to place images on free (Flickr, Photobucket, etc) or paid community services. It is very nice to have your own gallery, without ads, powered by popular gallery scripts, etc. (Read the article)
Few days ago, iStockphoto announced their plans for new credit pricing and extended license adjustment. According to informations available on their site, prices will go UP !!! That is a good news for all contributors and I hope that buyers won’t be angry. New prices will be available in ~30 days (starting from January 7th, 2008). These changes are detailed below. (Read the article)
If you need printing services for good price, then Fotolia has some good news for you. Printingforless is a new Fotolia friend and they are offering a special offer for all Fotolia members. For a limited time Fotolia members will get $50 off your first print order at printingforless.com. 50 bucks! (Read the article)
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