“Meme Ban” Legislation Approved by EU

We told you a couple of months back about the controversial “meme ban” the European Union was considering. Supposedly put forth to protect content creators, the law has become the butt of Internet jokes and the thing of nightmares for free-speech advocates around the world. What has really attracted a lot of attention is the […]

NBC Report Wrongly Implies Machine Learning Companies Skim Photos from Flickr, SmugMug Chief and Creative Commons CEO Respond

Earlier this week, NBC News released a report on how Creative Commons images were being used for machine learning, specifically to train AI how to recognize faces. This report ensnared photography community Flickr and made some users mistakenly think that the company had given permission to these tech firms for them to use community member […]

Surrender All Rights to Kodakit – Kodak Stirs Controversy with “Uber of Photography” Terms of Service

Kodak’s new “Uber for photographers” is hitting a bit of an Internet speed bump. That might be because of its extremely aggressive rights clauses, some of which more than one photographer has taken exception with and made their concerns known via social media, among other outlets. Kodak’s service called Kodakit, launched in 2017, was supposed […]

Photo Hacks

Photo HacksThis is a crash course in the smallest possible list of photographic tips that will give you the largest improvements as fast as possible. $15.95 Buy It Now What if you simply don’t have the time to put into endless hours of tutorials and practice? Well that is where this guide comes in! We’ve covered the […]