Steve Jobs was the visionary founder and leader of Apple who could be poorly behaved -- what his biographer calls "Bad Steve." A new story reveals photographers found themselves on the receiving end of Bad Steve.
After a concerted effort by the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) and the National Press Photographer's Association (NPPA), Instagram has added a new option that will enable users to prevent others from embedding content they post to Instagram.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed in a federal court in San Francisco that targets Instagram's embed publishing tool. It alleges that Instagram and its parent company Facebook enabled copyright infringement by encouraging online publications to embed links Instagram posts in articles.
Instagram just released a bombshell statement about copyright infringement. In response to recent developments in a lawsuit between a pro photographer and Newsweek, the photo sharing site told Ars Technica that it does NOT grant a sub-license to anyone who uses their "embed" feature to share a public photo.
Newsweek is getting widely criticized after sharing a sneak peek of the cover on the November 17th issue of the magazine. To illustrate the lead article about sexual harassment, the magazine decided to use a photo of a feminine hand sticking a needle into a phallic balloon.
Vince Devlin over at the University of Montana has the fascinating story of …
Quite a bit longer than most of the videos we put up, nevertheless, this insightful interview with Newsweek’s long-time Senior …
As Newsweek continues to cause its parent company to bleed money, a new magazine is trying to defy the demise …