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WuvDay, the Italian-based platform built to verify news content captured via smartphone, is helping young journalists from around the world report from the XIX World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates. [Read More] petapixel.com »
We've updated our Editorial Policies and Disclaimer page to reflect something that's very important to us. AI is scaring many people -- especially journalists and creatives. We do much reporting on AI. thephoblographer.com »
I, like so many others, have spent years of my life attempting to make it easier to be informed about cameras and imaging technology. But despite this, I and those like me have failed in our goal to educate Gen Z. [Read More] petapixel.com »
The FBI is now investigating TikTok for spying on U.S. journalists -- as the popular video-sharing app faces a nationwide ban. [Read More] petapixel.com »
TikTok has admitted that it used its app to spy on American reporters to track down their sources -- as the video-sharing platform faces a potential ban in the U.S. [Read More] petapixel.com »
Photo by Raysonho @ Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine, used under CC0 The Canadian Press, Canada’s largest news organization, has announced it will be exclusively partnering with Sony to help outfit all of its journalists with Sony cameras and lenses. dpreview.com »
The front view of the USA Today/Gannett Building in McLean, Virginia, headquarters of the largest newspaper in the United States. Image and caption by Wikimedia member Patrickneil, used under CC BY-SA 3. dpreview.com »
Thanks to advancements in modern technology, photojournalists can have a near-instantaneous connection with agencies and outlets with very little downtime between when a photo is captured and when it is published. petapixel.com »
A group of women journalists and activists have shown how and why, in an attempt to intimidate and silence them, authoritarian governments hacked into their phones, stole their private photos, and posted them on social media. petapixel.com »
Do photographers own the rights to their images? This is the question at the center of a legal battle between photographer Francisco Leong and his former employer, Agence France-Press (AFP). dpreview.com »
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press (RCFP), National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), New York Times, and Washington Post are urging the Secret Service to allow credentialed journalists covering the 2021 inauguration to carry protective equipment. petapixel.com »
Yesterday, a mob of protesters turned violent at the U. S. Capitol Building, and footage shows multiple groups of rioters destroying press equipment as they were pushed away from the area by police. petapixel.com »
The Associated Press (AP) has announced it’s partnering with Sony to make the Japanese electronics manufacturer the sole supplier of photo and video equipment for its visual journalists around the globe. dpreview.com »
The Alphabet company Jigsaw—formerly known as Google Ideas—has released a free tool called Assembler that was designed to help journalists identify manipulated imagery, no matter how sophisticated the trickery might be. petapixel.com »
As perceptions of bias have led to devastating levels of mistrust in the media, the role of political photography has remained relatively uncontroversial. While writers might deftly tweak facts to fit a narrative, photographers covering politics have less of a scope to inject their personal opinion into their work. The camera, as they say, doesn’t […] petapixel.com »
AFP Kabul Chief Photographer Shah Marai was killed today in a suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan. The blast was clearly targeting journalists — at least eight others were among the 25 people killed in the attack. petapixel.com »
Capitol Hill police officers in D.C. are being accused of violating the First Amendment after reports emerged that journalists were forced to delete photos and videos of protests at the Senate. The Daily Dot reports that protesters stood in the hallway outside of the Senate chamber yesterday to voice their opposition to ongoing efforts to […] petapixel.com »
At 63 years old, Lyn Slater is not exactly a typical haute couture model, but that's part of her appeal. She decries age-based discrimination in both the fashion industry and in everyday life, including the tired notion of 'dressing for one's age.' boredpanda.com »
