Its been a while since my last post about Fotolia. Mostly mangiaphoto readers already know a lot about this great agency but it would be very nice to write something about them again. They deserve a lot of attention because in the last five years since I met them, they made a huge step forward. [...]
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New royalty levels on iStockphoto
Posted by mangia on September 10th, 2010
Royalty rates will no longer be associated to your lifetime download totals, represented by the canister icons. Canisters will now be separate from royalty rates and continue to reflect total lifetime downloads (but they will no longer indicate royalty rates).
New model release procedures at 123RF
Posted by mangia on August 2nd, 2010
This morning I found new email from 123RF in my inbox. They made some changes in their model release procedures. Please see below Dear Contributor, This serves as a notification to inform you that from now on, all submitted model releases must be scanned, uploaded and attached separately for all your submitted photos. This is [...]
Logos come to iStock
Posted by mangia on September 27th, 2009
Few days ago iStock (new window) announced a completely new service – Logos. We’re excited to announce a whole new product coming to the iStock collection. Clients will soon be able to download a unique logo to brand their business or organization right here at iStock. This is a huge opportunity not just for existing [...]
Enhanced license settlement
Posted by mangia on August 15th, 2009
Few days ago I received this email from ShutterStock. I was totally impressed because I taught it is impossible to find out something like this. Shutterstock Images LLC recently settled a claim against one of its Subscribers. We found the Subscriber had exceeded the circulation limits of the Standard Licenses granted to it by Shutterstock. [...]
