A little late (stock market imploded already) but I guess they see something on the horizon they don’t like.
Via, NY Times (here). Thanks James.
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So what is the future (giving that the stock market as imploded already)?
Is it more specialized agencies made up of representatives and photographers OR the same large players seeking micro-stock models to increase margin. The need continues to exists, so it needs to be addressed, but the number of players are getting smaller and that places harder demands on the economical model for photographers.
RM
It was just a matter of time ?? I think the stock thing was good for those selling archives and those who started early twenty years ago. ???
After that it seemed to be a glut of images and a free fall in pricing. The basic supply /demand theory??