ASMP Submits Comments On Copyright Small Claims
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The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) has submitted its comments on “Remedies for Copyright Small Claims” to the U.S. Copyright Office.
The Office asked for comments related to a study it is undertaking at the request of Congress to assess whether and how the current legal system hinders or prevents copyright owners from pursuing copyright infringement claims that have a relatively small economic value. The Office also asked for potential alternatives to improve the settlement of these claims.
Entertaining Europe in the Electronic Age
Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda Creativity for the Creative Sector: Entertaining Europe in the Electronic Age European Parliament Intellectual Property Forum, European Parliament Brussels, 24 January 2012 Read more
Hannah Hess new Editor-in-Chief of epa european pressphoto agency
Hannah Hess, 44, has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of the european pressphoto agency epa. This was announced in Frankfurt today by epa’s President and CEO, Jörg Schierenbeck. Read more
Eastman Kodak Company: Voluntary Chapter 11 Business Reorganization
Eastman Kodak Company (“Kodak” or the “Company”) announced today that it and its U.S. subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions for chapter 11 business reorganization in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Read more
European Commission announces strategy on the Digital Single Market
The European Commission announced this week its strategy to build trust in the Digital Single Market, stating, ... Read more
Nature Picture Library launches new homepage
The New Year brings new beginnings at Nature Picture Library. Read more
Cordon Press Acquires Latinstock Spain
Cordón Press (www.cordonpress.com), Spain’s number one editorial agency, has just announced the acquisition of Latinstock Spain (www.latinstock.es) for an undisclosed amount. Read more
Kim Taylor scoops top award
Nature Picture Library photographer Kim Taylor has won the Grand Prize in the 2011 Share the View photo competition organised by the Audubon Society of Greater Denver in the USA, from more than 1600 entries. Read more
KIM Keywording 2
New tool for photographers and photoagencies: Kursiv just released the second version of their keywording software «KIM Keywording». The software comes as a crossplatform product for Mac and Windows and is specialized on the fast and consistent keywording of huge loads of images. Read more
ASMP Submits Comments On Copyright Small Claims
The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) has submitted its comments on “Remedies for Copyright Small Claims” to the U.S. Copyright Office. Read more
IP Filings Worldwide Rebound in 2010 despite Economic Turmoil
A new report published by WIPO today shows that intellectual property (IP) filings worldwide rebounded strongly in 2010 after a considerable decline in 2009. Read more
Copyright Protection in the Age of Digital Piracy
- Jan 16. 2010
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Ted VanCleave, ImageRights International
ByTed VanCleaveThere are various ways of affording some form of protection to your images.
As a professional photographer, I depend significantly upon my website to sell my images.
This is part for the course for many photographers and artists. But there's a dark side to free distribution: piracy is rampant. Unfortunately, it's easy for anyone with a computer to steal content-- but not so easy for the copyright owner to monitor unauthorized usage and recover lost income.
BAPLA Meet With The IPO
At the end of last week BAPLA held a very positive meeting at the Wellcome Trust with some of its members and three representatives from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) ... Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
Temple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph? Read more
Your Chance to Respond to UK Copyright: The Case for Change
You should be aware that the UK Government is planning to implement some changes relating to copyright and many of those are based on recommendations made in the Hargreaves Review. Read more
Views sought on UK's copyright licensing system
In light of the recent Hargreaves report and its recommendations on the state of the copyright licensing system in the UK, representatives from the creative industry are being asked to express their views on whether the UK's current copyright licensing system is fit for purpose in the digital age. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
Crucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
The European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH Read more
Pepper Stark five years of business
Starting with Pepper Stark, we have just celebrated our 5th year of business on 2nd June. Read more
iPad And HD To Lead Renaissance Of The Photo Professional?
Christina Vaughan, founder and CEO of Image Source and president of the European trade body CEPIC, which represents over 1,000 picture sources in Europe, was speaking to siliconrepublic.com during CEPIC’s annual congress in Dublin this week. Read more
Report on the first NLimage Fair 2011
The first NLimage Fair on Wednesday the 12th of October was a great success. For the first time, NLimage organised a fair for picture editors, art buyers and art directors. A good 250 image users made their way Amsterdam. Read more
Michael Brown becomes 'Friend of CEPIC'
I’m delighted to be one of the first ‘Friends of CEPIC’ because I’ve been an active supporter since the early days in Perpignan & Berlin, few of you will remember those early meetings. Read more
Intellectual Property is a Human Right in Europe
- Jan 14. 2010
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Prof Dr Christian Donle, attorney at Preu Bohlig & Partner, Berlin
Byby Prof Dr Christian DonleOn December 1st, 2009 the Treaty of Lisbon became valid as the basic EU set of rules. Remarkably, the Treaty of Lisbon contains a Charter of Human Rights compulsory for all Member States of the European Union and all national or European Courts.
Among this Charter of Human Rights Art. 17 protects the right to property. Everyone has the right, to own, use and dispose of his or her possessions. No one maybe deprived of his or her possessions except in the public interest.
According to Art. 17 (2) “intellectual property shall be protected.”
This is the first time in the European history, that intellectual property is explicitly protected by a human rights charter.
BAPLA Meet With The IPO
At the end of last week BAPLA held a very positive meeting at the Wellcome Trust with some of its members and three representatives from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) ... Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
Temple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph? Read more
Your Chance to Respond to UK Copyright: The Case for Change
You should be aware that the UK Government is planning to implement some changes relating to copyright and many of those are based on recommendations made in the Hargreaves Review. Read more
Views sought on UK's copyright licensing system
In light of the recent Hargreaves report and its recommendations on the state of the copyright licensing system in the UK, representatives from the creative industry are being asked to express their views on whether the UK's current copyright licensing system is fit for purpose in the digital age. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
Crucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
The European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH Read more
Pepper Stark five years of business
Starting with Pepper Stark, we have just celebrated our 5th year of business on 2nd June. Read more
iPad And HD To Lead Renaissance Of The Photo Professional?
Christina Vaughan, founder and CEO of Image Source and president of the European trade body CEPIC, which represents over 1,000 picture sources in Europe, was speaking to siliconrepublic.com during CEPIC’s annual congress in Dublin this week. Read more
Report on the first NLimage Fair 2011
The first NLimage Fair on Wednesday the 12th of October was a great success. For the first time, NLimage organised a fair for picture editors, art buyers and art directors. A good 250 image users made their way Amsterdam. Read more
Michael Brown becomes 'Friend of CEPIC'
I’m delighted to be one of the first ‘Friends of CEPIC’ because I’ve been an active supporter since the early days in Perpignan & Berlin, few of you will remember those early meetings. Read more
WIPO Seminar Series on "The Economics of Intellectual Property"
- Jan 24. 2012
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The next session of the WIPO Seminar Series on "The Economics of Intellectual Property", which will be held in Geneva, at the headquarters of WIPO, on February 15, 2012, from 1.30 to 3 p.m., in Room NB 1 and 2 (WIPO New Building). The working language will be English.
For this Seminar, a speaker has been secured on the topic "Private Copying and Fair Compensation: An Empirical Study of Copyright Levies in Europe":
- Professor Martin Kretschmer, Professor of Information Jurisprudence and Director, Centre for Intellectual Property Policy and Management, University of Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
The program for the Seminar, the paper and other material can be found here.
Visa pour l'Image 2012
The 24th edition of the premier International Festival of Photojournalism will be held from 1st - 16th of September 2012 in Perpignan, France. Read more
WIPO Seminar Series on "The Economics of Intellectual Property"
The next session of the WIPO Seminar Series on "The Economics of Intellectual Property", which will be held in Geneva, at the headquarters of WIPO, on February 15, 2012, from 1.30 to 3 p.m., in Room NB 1 and 2 (WIPO New Building). The working language will be English. Read more
Visual Connections Chicago 2012
Visual Connections is returning to the prestigious Chicago Cultural Center on April 26, 2012. Read more
SAB Lightbox PLUS
The Swiss National Association of Picture Libraries (SAB) invites everybody who is active in the picture indusrty to join their monthly meeting which features this time a professional talk on digital copyright. Read more
WORLD.REPORT AWARD 2012
Italian Photojournalism Award Read more
Fotofringe London 2012
After May’s wildly successful debut networking event for picture researchers, publishers, designers, and image providers, the team behind fotofringe London have announced they are running the show again in 2012. Read more
CYBERFOTO 2012
The purpose of this contest is to promote digital photography as an art with a particular culture-producing meaning and to show the possibilities of digital creations of photographic images. It is the largest contest of its type in Poland with over 1000 photos flowing in from all over the world. Read more
PICTAday 2012 in Munich
The German Association of Picture Agencies, BVPA, announced venue and date for their annual PICTAday. Read more
photokina 2012
Every two years there is one focal point in the sector: photokina, the worlds leading imaging fair. In 2012, photokina will take place from 18 - 23 September in Colongne (Germany) Read more
Abu Dhabi International Bookfair
The Abu Dhabi International Book Fair is the most professionally organized, most ambitious and fastest growing book fair in the Middle East and North Africa. Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
- Jan 23. 2012
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ByCharles SwanTemple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph?
The answer to this question has generally been thought to be yes. In the first UK judgment directly on this point the Patents County Court has confirmed this.
His Honour Judge Birss QC decided that a photograph of a red London bus against a black and white background of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, with a blank sky, was similar enough to another photograph of the same subject matter to infringe copyright.
The two photographs are reproduced in the judgment and can also be seen here.
BAPLA Meet With The IPO
At the end of last week BAPLA held a very positive meeting at the Wellcome Trust with some of its members and three representatives from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) ... Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
Temple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph? Read more
Your Chance to Respond to UK Copyright: The Case for Change
You should be aware that the UK Government is planning to implement some changes relating to copyright and many of those are based on recommendations made in the Hargreaves Review. Read more
Views sought on UK's copyright licensing system
In light of the recent Hargreaves report and its recommendations on the state of the copyright licensing system in the UK, representatives from the creative industry are being asked to express their views on whether the UK's current copyright licensing system is fit for purpose in the digital age. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
Crucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
The European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH Read more
Pepper Stark five years of business
Starting with Pepper Stark, we have just celebrated our 5th year of business on 2nd June. Read more
iPad And HD To Lead Renaissance Of The Photo Professional?
Christina Vaughan, founder and CEO of Image Source and president of the European trade body CEPIC, which represents over 1,000 picture sources in Europe, was speaking to siliconrepublic.com during CEPIC’s annual congress in Dublin this week. Read more
Report on the first NLimage Fair 2011
The first NLimage Fair on Wednesday the 12th of October was a great success. For the first time, NLimage organised a fair for picture editors, art buyers and art directors. A good 250 image users made their way Amsterdam. Read more
Michael Brown becomes 'Friend of CEPIC'
I’m delighted to be one of the first ‘Friends of CEPIC’ because I’ve been an active supporter since the early days in Perpignan & Berlin, few of you will remember those early meetings. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
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BySylvie FodorCrucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012.
The Internet is a great tool. It has however become increasingly difficult for creators to live from their creation in the Digital Age. This is particularly true for photographers. Boosted by new technologies, Microstock pursues its growth while traditional agents are merging, selling, closing. Legislation is adapting at high speed too. A number of legislative proposals at European and national level will affect the framework in which business is done: if not well-framed, they have the potential of further restricting the revenues of libraries and of their photographers.
BAPLA Meet With The IPO
At the end of last week BAPLA held a very positive meeting at the Wellcome Trust with some of its members and three representatives from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) ... Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
Temple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph? Read more
Your Chance to Respond to UK Copyright: The Case for Change
You should be aware that the UK Government is planning to implement some changes relating to copyright and many of those are based on recommendations made in the Hargreaves Review. Read more
Views sought on UK's copyright licensing system
In light of the recent Hargreaves report and its recommendations on the state of the copyright licensing system in the UK, representatives from the creative industry are being asked to express their views on whether the UK's current copyright licensing system is fit for purpose in the digital age. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
Crucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
The European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH Read more
Pepper Stark five years of business
Starting with Pepper Stark, we have just celebrated our 5th year of business on 2nd June. Read more
iPad And HD To Lead Renaissance Of The Photo Professional?
Christina Vaughan, founder and CEO of Image Source and president of the European trade body CEPIC, which represents over 1,000 picture sources in Europe, was speaking to siliconrepublic.com during CEPIC’s annual congress in Dublin this week. Read more
Report on the first NLimage Fair 2011
The first NLimage Fair on Wednesday the 12th of October was a great success. For the first time, NLimage organised a fair for picture editors, art buyers and art directors. A good 250 image users made their way Amsterdam. Read more
Michael Brown becomes 'Friend of CEPIC'
I’m delighted to be one of the first ‘Friends of CEPIC’ because I’ve been an active supporter since the early days in Perpignan & Berlin, few of you will remember those early meetings. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
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© http://www.swanturton.com
ByCharles SwanThe European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH
The European Court of Justice last week delivered its judgment in this important case for photographers, largely upholding the Advocate General’s Opinion reported in detail in our April 2011 bulletin.
BAPLA Meet With The IPO
At the end of last week BAPLA held a very positive meeting at the Wellcome Trust with some of its members and three representatives from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) ... Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
Temple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph? Read more
Your Chance to Respond to UK Copyright: The Case for Change
You should be aware that the UK Government is planning to implement some changes relating to copyright and many of those are based on recommendations made in the Hargreaves Review. Read more
Views sought on UK's copyright licensing system
In light of the recent Hargreaves report and its recommendations on the state of the copyright licensing system in the UK, representatives from the creative industry are being asked to express their views on whether the UK's current copyright licensing system is fit for purpose in the digital age. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
Crucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
The European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH Read more
Pepper Stark five years of business
Starting with Pepper Stark, we have just celebrated our 5th year of business on 2nd June. Read more
iPad And HD To Lead Renaissance Of The Photo Professional?
Christina Vaughan, founder and CEO of Image Source and president of the European trade body CEPIC, which represents over 1,000 picture sources in Europe, was speaking to siliconrepublic.com during CEPIC’s annual congress in Dublin this week. Read more
Report on the first NLimage Fair 2011
The first NLimage Fair on Wednesday the 12th of October was a great success. For the first time, NLimage organised a fair for picture editors, art buyers and art directors. A good 250 image users made their way Amsterdam. Read more
Michael Brown becomes 'Friend of CEPIC'
I’m delighted to be one of the first ‘Friends of CEPIC’ because I’ve been an active supporter since the early days in Perpignan & Berlin, few of you will remember those early meetings. Read more
WIPO Seminar Series on "The Economics of Intellectual Property"
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This is a reminder concerning the next session of the WIPO Seminar Series on “The Economics of Intellectual Property”, with Mr. Richard Gilbert, Professor of Economics, University of California at Berkeley, United States of America.
Please register here by November 7, 2011. Participants who have already registered themselves do not need to fill in the form once again.
The meeting will be held at WIPO, on November 8, 2011, from 1.30 to 3 p.m., in Room B. The agenda can be found here.
Entertaining Europe in the Electronic Age
Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda Creativity for the Creative Sector: Entertaining Europe in the Electronic Age European Parliament Intellectual Property Forum, European Parliament Brussels, 24 January 2012 Read more
Hannah Hess new Editor-in-Chief of epa european pressphoto agency
Hannah Hess, 44, has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of the european pressphoto agency epa. This was announced in Frankfurt today by epa’s President and CEO, Jörg Schierenbeck. Read more
Eastman Kodak Company: Voluntary Chapter 11 Business Reorganization
Eastman Kodak Company (“Kodak” or the “Company”) announced today that it and its U.S. subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions for chapter 11 business reorganization in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Read more
European Commission announces strategy on the Digital Single Market
The European Commission announced this week its strategy to build trust in the Digital Single Market, stating, ... Read more
Nature Picture Library launches new homepage
The New Year brings new beginnings at Nature Picture Library. Read more
Cordon Press Acquires Latinstock Spain
Cordón Press (www.cordonpress.com), Spain’s number one editorial agency, has just announced the acquisition of Latinstock Spain (www.latinstock.es) for an undisclosed amount. Read more
Kim Taylor scoops top award
Nature Picture Library photographer Kim Taylor has won the Grand Prize in the 2011 Share the View photo competition organised by the Audubon Society of Greater Denver in the USA, from more than 1600 entries. Read more
KIM Keywording 2
New tool for photographers and photoagencies: Kursiv just released the second version of their keywording software «KIM Keywording». The software comes as a crossplatform product for Mac and Windows and is specialized on the fast and consistent keywording of huge loads of images. Read more
ASMP Submits Comments On Copyright Small Claims
The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) has submitted its comments on “Remedies for Copyright Small Claims” to the U.S. Copyright Office. Read more
IP Filings Worldwide Rebound in 2010 despite Economic Turmoil
A new report published by WIPO today shows that intellectual property (IP) filings worldwide rebounded strongly in 2010 after a considerable decline in 2009. Read more
Introduction of Protect IP Act
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The much anticipated version of the U.S. House of Representatives rogue websites bill was introduced two weeks ago.
It has been introduced by the following Congressional Representatives:
* House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas)
* Ranking Member John Conyers (D-Mich.)
* IP Subcommittee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.)
* Rep. Howard Berman (D-Calif.) ay
The following Representatives cosponsored the bill:
* Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.)
* Rep. Mary Bono-Mack (R-Calif.)
* Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio)
BAPLA Meet With The IPO
At the end of last week BAPLA held a very positive meeting at the Wellcome Trust with some of its members and three representatives from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) ... Read more
Similar Photographs and Copyright Infringement
Temple Island Collections v New English Teas. Can the copyright in a photograph be infringed by shooting a similar photograph? Read more
Your Chance to Respond to UK Copyright: The Case for Change
You should be aware that the UK Government is planning to implement some changes relating to copyright and many of those are based on recommendations made in the Hargreaves Review. Read more
Views sought on UK's copyright licensing system
In light of the recent Hargreaves report and its recommendations on the state of the copyright licensing system in the UK, representatives from the creative industry are being asked to express their views on whether the UK's current copyright licensing system is fit for purpose in the digital age. Read more
Looking Forward in 2012
Crucial developments are taking place in Europe and around the world. A look back at 2011 will help us to look foward in 2012. Read more
Copyright in Portrait Photographs
The European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in the important case PAINER v STANDARD VERLAGS GmbH Read more
Pepper Stark five years of business
Starting with Pepper Stark, we have just celebrated our 5th year of business on 2nd June. Read more
iPad And HD To Lead Renaissance Of The Photo Professional?
Christina Vaughan, founder and CEO of Image Source and president of the European trade body CEPIC, which represents over 1,000 picture sources in Europe, was speaking to siliconrepublic.com during CEPIC’s annual congress in Dublin this week. Read more
Report on the first NLimage Fair 2011
The first NLimage Fair on Wednesday the 12th of October was a great success. For the first time, NLimage organised a fair for picture editors, art buyers and art directors. A good 250 image users made their way Amsterdam. Read more
Michael Brown becomes 'Friend of CEPIC'
I’m delighted to be one of the first ‘Friends of CEPIC’ because I’ve been an active supporter since the early days in Perpignan & Berlin, few of you will remember those early meetings. Read more
Literary Property Rights Suit Against HathiTrust and Five U.S. Universities
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U.K. Society Representing 50,000 Book Authors, Along With Canadian, Norwegian, and Swedish Writers' Unions, Joins Literary Property Rights Suit Against HathiTrust and Five U.S. Universities
- This is a press release from PRNewswire published on October 7th 2011
Entertaining Europe in the Electronic Age
Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda Creativity for the Creative Sector: Entertaining Europe in the Electronic Age European Parliament Intellectual Property Forum, European Parliament Brussels, 24 January 2012 Read more
Hannah Hess new Editor-in-Chief of epa european pressphoto agency
Hannah Hess, 44, has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of the european pressphoto agency epa. This was announced in Frankfurt today by epa’s President and CEO, Jörg Schierenbeck. Read more
Eastman Kodak Company: Voluntary Chapter 11 Business Reorganization
Eastman Kodak Company (“Kodak” or the “Company”) announced today that it and its U.S. subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions for chapter 11 business reorganization in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Read more
European Commission announces strategy on the Digital Single Market
The European Commission announced this week its strategy to build trust in the Digital Single Market, stating, ... Read more
Nature Picture Library launches new homepage
The New Year brings new beginnings at Nature Picture Library. Read more
Cordon Press Acquires Latinstock Spain
Cordón Press (www.cordonpress.com), Spain’s number one editorial agency, has just announced the acquisition of Latinstock Spain (www.latinstock.es) for an undisclosed amount. Read more
Kim Taylor scoops top award
Nature Picture Library photographer Kim Taylor has won the Grand Prize in the 2011 Share the View photo competition organised by the Audubon Society of Greater Denver in the USA, from more than 1600 entries. Read more
KIM Keywording 2
New tool for photographers and photoagencies: Kursiv just released the second version of their keywording software «KIM Keywording». The software comes as a crossplatform product for Mac and Windows and is specialized on the fast and consistent keywording of huge loads of images. Read more
ASMP Submits Comments On Copyright Small Claims
The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) has submitted its comments on “Remedies for Copyright Small Claims” to the U.S. Copyright Office. Read more
IP Filings Worldwide Rebound in 2010 despite Economic Turmoil
A new report published by WIPO today shows that intellectual property (IP) filings worldwide rebounded strongly in 2010 after a considerable decline in 2009. Read more
