Twenty20 Review

June 25, 2015 Marco | Editor

By Lee Torrens Twenty20 is one of the latest mobile photography marketplaces competing in the space. It started life in 2012 as a printing service for Instagram users, called Instacanvas, then pivoted into the digital content licensing agency we know today as Twenty20. The transformation was completed this year with a complete rebrand, $8M in new funding, and launching the new licensing platform with 45 million images…. …read more

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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This story is not about stock photography. Lately, I have been concerned about the state of Democracy in the U.S. This story outlines some of my thoughts. It is an issue that should concern every U.S. citizen, and maybe citizens of other countries. If you have friends who might be interested in this subject, please […]
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