Dreamstime has launched its new Zero Gravity Plan, an unlimited downloads subscription offering fresh, high-quality stock images with fair, performance-based rewards for contributors. For $39.99/month, users gain rotating access to tens of millions of royalty-free images, while 40% of revenue is distributed to contributors based on download activity.

On 2 June 2025, France’s Ministry of Culture and Ministry Delegate for AI launched a national consultation bringing together generative AI developers and cultural sector rights holders. Aiming to build an ethical and balanced framework for trusted AI, the initiative seeks practical solutions that respect copyright while fostering innovation and data access.

On 30 June 2025, CEPIC is organising a virtual annual general meeting from 10:00 to 11:00. H All CEPIC members are welcome to attend to learn more about the organisation and discuss its strategic direction. The agenda and registration link are provided in this article.

EPA Images has launched the EPA Academy’s Advanced Programme in International News Photography, a unique 12-month course designed to train emerging photographers in the technical, journalistic, and editorial skills essential for modern photojournalism. Hosted at EPA’s Frankfurt headquarters, the program combines expert-led seminars, hands-on assignments, and internships, offering participants a direct path into the world of international news and sports photography.

CEPIC members are invited to a special webinar hosted by DMLA on June 18, 2025, featuring Miriam Lord from the U.S. Copyright Office. She’ll share timely legal and educational updates, with a chance for attendees to submit questions in advance.

The European Pressphoto Agency (EPA Images) has announced the winners of its second annual EPA Awards, celebrating outstanding contributions from its global team in 2024. Honorees include standout sports photographer Anna Szilagyi, long-time staff member Thomas Kröemer, and others whose work reflects EPA's values of excellence, dedication, and collaboration across the agency.

Sylvie Fodor will represent CEPIC at the sixth edition of the Parliament of Photography, taking place 17–18 June 2025 at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. She will participate with a special focus on the panel “Photography and the challenge of AI”, exploring the legal and technological frameworks shaping the future of visual content.

EPA Images has appointed award-winning photojournalist Martin Divíšek as Product Manager of its new multimedia service, Focus, which will spotlight human-centered storytelling across photography, video, and text. With themes like environment, migration, and culture, Focus aims to connect with younger audiences through emotionally resonant and socially relevant content.