Flickr and Getty Images...so you wanna be a millionaire...hehe

Jemima Kiss (is that a hot name or what...is irl name btw) posted in her xlent media column news about Flickr (our most fav platform all time) http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/09/web20.digitalmedia Getty today told the New York Times that photographers typically earn between $150-$240 (£75-£121) for each rights-managed image that is sold, and $50 (£25) for a non-exclusive image. So, 1) gee whiz that ain't a lot of dough? 2) wow, they paying real money and not lindens 3) Hellman and Friedman spend a lot of money (2.4 billion) for the archive (=dead photographers) and not a lot of new ones! 4) if they ask me I am happy to sell non-exclusive hehe (er..link here http://www.flickr.com/photos/xlent1/) Getty maybe ain't the road to the millions, but beats nada!

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Interesting. Probably beats

Interesting. Probably beats having to pick which to upload to iStock? (+ Getty plays more on 'hot from the news' than 'great stock photography') Selection is going to be rather though, if I'm not mistaken, iStock for instance, does not accept photo's under a few MB's. Flickr has a max full size that is viewable to anybody else but the account holder, and that's only if they are licensed CC? (although, Getty image selectors might get special accounts?) /me wonders if any of the SL photographs will make it in that pool someday and who will be the first

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