For all you Bloggers out there, founding developer of WordPress Matt Mullenweg has posted his 2010 State of the Word speech at WordCamp in San Francisco to bigger geeks than you. But now thanks to this swell embedded video, you too can hear what’s new in WordPress 3.0 and what’s ahead in the WordPress Roadmap […]
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Please join all the major photography trade organizations by saying “NO” to the NYC Mayor’s Office of Film, Theater and Broadcasting (MOFTB) plan to assess a $300 fee for film permit application processing. This is three hundred buck whether you’re doing a three month-long feature film with a crew of hundreds or a 15-minute still
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I was just reading a PDN Pulse post about San Francisco photographer Ken Light. Ken won a judgment in February against Al Gore’s cable TV network Current TV for unauthorized use of an image. But Current TV has appealed a small claims court award to Light of $500 plus $88 in court costs for unauthorized
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The Copyright Action website details the ugly truth behind two possible changes to UK copyright laws. Going a step beyond the ugly-enough Orphan Works bill proposed in the U.S. last year, the British version essentially strips away rights of creators: “The quaint notion that the author alone has prime and inalienable rights over his/her own
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Editorial Photographers is pleased to announce the winners of the 2nd Annual EP Education Grants student photo competition: Leah Tepper-Byrne – ICP Theresa Juarez – Academy of Art University, SF ValJean Anderson – Academy of Art University, SF Eliot Crowley – Academy of Art University, SF Ross Feighery – Columbia College, Chicago Samuel James –
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