Photographer Killed in Israeli Airstrike in Gaza
By David Walker Rami Rayan, a photographer with the Palestine Network for Press and Media, was killed July 30 in
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By Cathy Aron by Robert Henson, Reprinted by permission from Talls Fir Media The recent explosion of startups devoted to
Read MoreHow Much Do Editorial Clients Pay? “Wiki” Gives Names and Fees
By David Walker Editorial clients are reluctant to publicize information about rates for photo assignments. But photographers need to know
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On Board with Duggal—PDN attends The Summer Duggal Gatsby Party
By Conor Risch Photo District News and Rangefinder representatives. Photo © Morgana Skelton As a media partner, PDN was present
Read MorePhotographing Police Is Legal in Texas, Too, Judge Rules in First Amendment Case
By David Walker A federal court judge in Texas has rejected an argument that the right to photograph or videotape
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AP Photographer’s Killer Given Death Sentence in Kabul
By David Walker Anja Niedringhaus in 2005. ©Associated Press/Peter Dejong The Afghan police officer charged with killing Associated Press photographer
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Tim Matsui Wins $25K Fledgling Fund Grant for Sex Trafficking Project
By David Walker From “Leaving the Life:” Lisa in her robe. ©Tim Matsui Photographer Tim Matsui, who has focused on
Read MoreEU May Revise Google’s Antitrust Settlement
By Cathy Aron European Union antitrust regulators are preparing to step up their investigations into Google Inc. on several fronts,
Read MoreEU May Revise Google’s Antitrust Settlement, Says Source
By Cathy Aron By Tom Fairless from the Wall Street Journal European Union antitrust regulators are preparing to step up
Read MoreCourt Refuses to Hear Challenge to FAA’s Drone Cease-and-Desist Orders
By Holly Hughes A Federal appeals court in Washington, DC, has dismissed a lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
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