![]() Sources: AP Cuts At Least Eight Photo StaffNovember 18, 2009 - Among those let go was national photo editor Victor Vaughan, one of the AP’s highest ranking journalists of color. More » FotoWeek DC Lights Up WashingtonNovember 10, 2009 - The photo festival returns for a second year, with an emphasis on documentary work. More » Military Reverses Short-Lived Ban on Photos of Afghanistan DeathsOctober 16, 2009 - The change came after the Pentagon distanced itself from the policy amid media scrutiny this week. More » New Rule Bans Some Afghanistan Casualty PhotosOctober 14, 2009 - Pictures of American military deaths are rare, but until now they have not been officially banned during either of the ongoing wars. More » In Youth Sports Photography, It’s Pros Vs. ParentsSeptember 30, 2009 - Photographers who shoot action photos at school sports games face competition from amateurs armed with DSLRs who give pictures away. More » Kira Pollack Named TIME Director of PhotographySeptember 14, 2009 - Pollack was deputy photo editor for The New York Times Magazine and is a former photo editor for The New Yorker. More » Visa Pour l’Image 2009 Winners AnnouncedSeptember 08, 2009 - Visa d’Or honorees include Barbara Davidson, Wojciech Grzedzinski and Zalmaï. More » AP Holds Photo of Afghanistan Marine Casualty For Three WeeksSeptember 04, 2009 - The AP acknowledged “long deliberations” within the news agency over the picture, and drew a strong rebuke from U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. More » Janet Reeves Named Washington Times Photo EditorSeptember 03, 2009 - The Rocky Mountain News won three Pulitzer Prizes for photography under Reeves' direction. More » Under Pressure, Photo Festival Drops Text From Gaza ExhibitSeptember 01, 2009 - Organizers of the Noorderlicht festival say they remove an essay about the Israel-Palestinian conflict under pressure from the Associated Press. More » Lauren Greenfield Leaves VII PhotoAugust 31, 2009 - Photographer and filmmaker Greenfield plans to join a new management and production company run by her husband, Frank Evers, a former VII managing director. More » SEC Eases Photo Restrictions In College Football Media PolicyAugust 27, 2009 - The new credential policy allows media to keep photos online as long as they wish, sell images, and blog during games. More » Visa Pour l’Image 2009 Opens Next WeekAugust 25, 2009 - Professional week kicks off Monday in Perpignan, France. Several of the award winners have been announced in advance. (Updated with the list of Web Documentary nominees.) More » College Football Media Policy Draws Protest LetterAugust 19, 2009 - News organizations are upset over restrictions on news photographs and online coverage of college football games organized by the Southeastern Conference. More » Leibovitz Creditor Sues Getty for InterferenceAugust 13, 2009 - Leibovitz's creditors have kept a lawsuit against Getty Images under wraps, but a preliminary ruling reveals new details about the possible value of her archive--and her deal with Getty More » |
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