Getty Images Image Embed: Progressive or Destructive?

March 6, 2014 Marco | Editor

The image above by Flickr contributor Jack Fussell artfully illustrates change, but not the type of “change” that means money. Because I’m using it for free compliments of Getty Images new image embed feature which allows Internet users to use images for editorial and non-commercial purposes. The new service gives registered users the ability to grab embed code similar to YouTube or Flickr from some 35 million images in Getty’s library. In an interview with the British Journal of Photography (BJP), Getty Images SVP of Business Development states that the …read more

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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