Shutterstock’s ceiling

August 11, 2015 Marco | Editor

You wouldn’t think about it this way, but Wall Street tends to be highly emotional and jittery when it comes to stock photo licensing. When companies with voracious growths – anything above 30%- show any signs of slowing down, it starts running for cover. The reason is very simple: the stock only sought after characteristic from … Read More →

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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