Photojournalist Arrested at BLM Protest Wins Lawsuit Against Police
An independent photojournalist that sued the D.C. Police following his arrest for filming a protest in 2020 has won a settlement.
Seattle Judge Orders Media to Share Unpublished Protest Photos with Police
In a controversial ruling that has sparked criticism from photojournalists across the US, a judge in Seattle has ruled that the local news media must hand over unpublished protest photos to the police, who will use them in an ongoing investigation into the destruction of several police vehicles on May 30th.
‘Anonymous Camera’ App Uses AI to Blur Faces, Distort Voices and More
A new iOS app called Anonymous Camera promises to be the most comprehensive solution for journalists and citizen photographers who want to capture photos and video without revealing the identity of their subject.
This Free iOS Shortcut Automatically Blurs Faces and Strips Metadata from Your Photos
The debate about whether or not photographers should blur people's faces when capturing protest photos rages on, but one developer has already created an iOS Shortcut that will automatically do the work for you.
No, Photojournalists Aren’t Advocating the Blurring of Faces at Protests
In the midst of global protests in support of #BlackLivesMatter, the Poynter Institute caused a ruckus within the photojournalism industry last week with the provocatively titled “Photographers are being called on to stop showing protestors’ faces. Should they?”