The business of stock
Written on April 11, 2007
It’s hard to imagine in our business that a company with 250 million dollars in revenue last year could be in any kind of trouble, but indeed, Corbis did not turn a profit. But as this article shows, the world of stock photography is still far more tumultuous than that of assignment. From the New York Times.
(Lisa Kyle for The New York Times)
And as a logical follow up, Ron Steinman of the Digital Journalist discusses how the first photo agency, and indeed the first co-operative agency, Magnum, has managed to change with the times and still remain relevant, influential and presumably (and hopefully) profitable.
Filed in: Photo Agency.