Changes at Collections and Prices at iStockphoto

September 3, 2014 Marco | Editor

Part of how iStock informs customers about the new pricing

iStock has made an announcement yesterday, sending out a newsletter to contributors detailing the changes they are planning to introduce on September 13, 2014 which effectively changes the whole system how iStock is pricing images in the future. iStock co-founder and Getty manager Brad Ralph has also published an Open Letter on the PR site of Getty Images, detailing the past development and the reason for those changes.

The changes in a nutshell

“More customers need more content, for more projects, distributed in more ways and in more formats and …read more

Via: MSP

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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