Condition One: An Immersive Video App That Lets You Step into News Stories
If you enjoyed the beautiful 360-degree helicopter ride video we shared earlier today, then …
News Photographer Arrested for Filming End of Police Chase from Sidewalk
Freelance news photographer Phil Datz was recording the conclusion of a police chase from the opposite sidewalk last Friday …
Photojournalism Dead, Declares Former Magnum Head
Newspapers are fading. News media is in a limbo of redefinition. Now we can add photojournalism to that list of defunct media, said Neil Burgess, head of London-based photo agency NB Pictures. Burgess is also the former head of Network Photographers and Magnum Photos, and twice Chairman of World Press Photo, and has spent much of his life working on social documentary photography and 25 years as a photojournalist.
More Limits on Photo Access to Oil Spill, Violators Face Fines and Felony Charges
There's an increasingly overwhelming sense of frustration coming from the Gulf region, but this time, it's coming from photographers and journalists. Media access has been tough since the beginning of the oil spill, whether on land, on beaches, or in the air.
Current TV Wins Back $588 in Photo Case
It happens all the time, but does that make it acceptable? According to a court decision this week, what Current …
Grim Military Footage Reveals Death of Two Reuters Employees
A video released on WikiLeaks.org shows disturbing footage taken in 2007 from an …
PMA 2010: Sneak Peek Impressions
I’m down in sunny Anaheim, California at the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) 2010 Sneak Peek. PMA is an international photo …
Shorty Awards Launch Photo Contest
The Shorty Awards now have a prize dedicated to Twitter photography: …
CES 2010: Day 2 Photo News – Skiff, E-Readers and the Re-birth of Publications?
There hasn’t been much directly photo-related news at CES 2010 today, but the announcements of newly redesigned e-readers might be …