#ILovePhoto Chat – March 28, 2014

March 28, 2014 Marco | Editor

For this edition of I Love Photography, PhotoShelter’s CEO Andrew Fingerman joins Allen Murabayashi to discuss this week’s photography and technology related news. They dive into the misuse of Instagram hashtags to enter photo contests, when photos can lie, exploring the image of young basketball player Jalen Brunson that went viral, and a whole new USC course teaching journalism with Google Glass. Tune in here, or subscribe to the iTunes podcast. Links to follow along are below.

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When Photos Lie: Sticking Up for Jalen Brunson

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Marco | Editor

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