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  • Best/Worst Magazine Covers

    But it's much more fun to see Ad Age columnist Simon Dumenco's nominees for the He's unearthed quite a few doozies from his own personal collection, and is asking readers to contribute more.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 24, 2006

    In order to drum up a little excitement over the flagging magazine industry, the American Society of Magazine Editors has started a n

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  • Bloodletting at Getty

    Just in time for the company's 3rd quarter earnings report on Oct. 24, Getty Images is cutting staff this week. While that may make Wall Street happy, employees who like to take a paycheck home every two weeks aren't as pleased. We're hearing reports that several dozen employees may be out of a job by November, if not sooner.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 19, 2006


    Just in time for the company's 3rd quarter earnings report on Oct. 24, Getty Images is cutting staff this week. While that may make Wall Street happy, employees who like to take a paycheck home every two weeks aren't as pleased.

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  • Where to Go and What to See

    With so many gallery events to choose from this week, and plenty of that distracting thing we all do when we're not at the galleries...work, I think it's called...we only have time to give you the basics. The rest is up to you.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 18, 2006


    With so many gallery events to choose from this week, and plenty of that distracting thing we all do when we're not at the galleries...work, I thin

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  • Abu Ghraib Revisited

    But one photographer who is refusing to let the world forget about the horrors at Abu Ghraib is Antonin Kratochvil.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 16, 2006


    Everyone remembers those harrowing snapshots of Iraqis being humiliated and tortured at Abu Ghraib prison.

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  • London Mayor wants to Ban Skinny Models

    A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about why I think it would be wrong for politicians to weigh in on the issue of super-skinnny models. I wasn't over-reacting. London's Daily Mail reports that the city's mayor, Ken () Livingston is considering ending funding for fashion shows unless size-zero models are banned. This is just ridiculous.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 12, 2006

    A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about why I think it would be wrong for politicians to weigh in on the issue of super-skinnny models. I wasn't over-reacting. London's Daily Mail reports that the city's mayor, Ken ("Red Ken") Livingston is considering ending funding for fashion shows unless size-zero models are banned. This is just ridiculous.

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  • Blood, Sweat, and Tears

    This weekend at the Eddie Adams workshop in upstate New York,

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 10, 2006

    This weekend at the Eddie Adams workshop in upstate New York,

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  • Getting Ready for the Close Up

    In a small uptown studio once owned by Richard Avedon a sprightly young man in a button-down, a dress vest, jeans, and white tennis shoes is addressing a small crowd of New Yorkers in his endearing British accent.

    This is Suite A, Avedon's renovated studio at 75th and 1st, on Wednesday night, and the man is the well-known and loved portrait photographer Platon. Having recently released a retrospective book, Platon's Republic, he has come as the first photographer to lead what will hopefully be a regular slide show at the studio.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 6, 2006


    In a small uptown studio once owned by Richard Avedon a sprightly young man in a b

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  • Getty on the Move

    The world of celebrity syndication is getting interesting. Photographers are constantly moving back and forth among the big agencies, as do reps and executives. Getty, the recent newcomer to the party with its Exclusive by Getty Images division, has just hired a lead photo editor from one of its main competitors.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 5, 2006

    The world of celebrity syndication is getting interesting. Photographers are constantly moving back and forth among the big agencies, as do reps and executives. Getty, the recent newcomer to the party with its Exclusive by Getty Images division, has just hired a lead photo editor from one of its main competitors.

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  • Where to Go and What to Do

    Joel Sternfeld will be signing copies of his new book, Sweet Earth: Experimental Utopias in America, Wednesday in New York. Bill Owens will be discussing Surburbia and his more recent work this Saturday in Los Angeles. Plus a couple of gallery openings you don't want to miss.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 4, 2006


    Joel Sternfeld     will be signing copies of his new book, Sweet Earth: Experimental Utopia

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  • People on the Move

    Toro magazine loses a creative, Amon Carter Museum nabs a curator, MediaVast builds its empire and a longtime AFP vet bolts.

    • By Popphoto Staff on October 3, 2006


    Toro magazine loses a creative, Amon Carter Museum nabs a curator, MediaVast builds its empire and a longtime AFP vet bolts.

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