Google Images is continuing to make changes that benefit photographers. The image search engine is testing a new “Licensable” badge that aims to help photographers sell their photos through search results.
Back in February 2018, after Getty Images lodged “anti-competitive” complaints against it in the US and EU, Google began working with the stock agency […]. petapixel.com
My first camera phone was a 2MP Nokia. Never in a million years (actually, 14 years) did I think we would be where we're at now. But the modern smartphone market brings with it a range of devices that have impeccable cameras built into them. thephoblographer.com »
2019-04-02 22:00
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced a new searchable map for Instagram where users can discover nearby local businesses.
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Google today launched new features in Google Images “to help people use images on the web responsibly. ” The features should benefit photographers, as they help people both identify photos that can be licensed as well as find out how to properly license them.
PimEyes is a Polish search engine that’s raising some eyebrows over its privacy implications. Powered by facial recognition technology, the service takes any portrait of a person and finds other photos of that person on the Web.
Creative Commons just launched CC Search, a search engine for CC images that has been in beta testing for years as it was being developed and polished. It’s a portal to over 300 million CC images from 19 different collections.
Google is taking another big step in protecting photographers’ copyright through the Google Images image search engine: it just added image rights metadata to the photo search results on Google Images.