More Agencies to Cut Supplier Commissions?

Posted on 1/8/2009 by Julia Dudnik Stern | Printable Version | Comments (1)

Many stock photographers expressed concern that the recent changes in the commission structures of Alamy and Corbis were the first signs of an industry trend. Such predictions may have been justified.

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Bill Brooks Posted Jan 8, 2009
It seems that 40% is the industry standard. That makes the Alamy 60% on worldwide sales of both RF and RM look much better. If Alamy can boost sales through their new NY sales office, then the Alamy photographer offer will become more competitive, in spite of the 14 million images on the Alamy site.

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