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Why the 2010 Press Photographers Yearbook is so good; being promoted without consent on List Photographers; charging for payments made by cheque
… and …
the logistics of taking group shots of hundreds of people.

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	1 September 2010 The Untried States of Photography As Professional Photographer magazine launches The United States of Photography – a UK-based email list for photographers that bears a remarkable likeness to EPUK – we offer some advice to editor Grant Scott on what may lie ahead for his well-meaning project. Read more >

	17 August 2010 The London Photographic Association - A Plucked Vulture Neil Burgess is outraged and EPUK are angry, but that doesn’t stop us from offering some quiet advice to the LPA who are finding it difficult to admit they copied and republished one of our articles as their own without permission. Read more >

	15 August 2010 Feeding off the corpse of photojournalism It didn’t take long for the vultures to descend on the still warm corpse of photojournalism when EPUK published one of its most successful articles. Read more >

	5 August 2010 Beating a hasty retreat The Royal Photographic Society thought supplying free pictures to big business was a good idea. Not now. EPUK’s Andrew Wiard and David Hoffman report on a Royal climb-down. Read more >

	6 July 2010 Industry survey: Freelance photographers who keep copyright earn 33% more Freelance photographers who follow industry best practice on copyright earn on average 33% more a year than those who routinely give their copyright to their clients, according to new research from the British Photographic Council. Report by Nick McGowan-Lowe Read more >

	6 May 2010 Looking at the bigger picture in Derby Before the second National Photography Symposium kicks off in Derby tomorrow, organiser Paul Herrmann explains why it is important to debate the issues that threaten the photographic industry today. Read more >

	21 April 2010 Alex Rumford's Asia An exhibition of photographs of Asia by EPUK member Alex Rumford has opened at the Jacksons Lane Theatre in Highgate, London. Read more >

	12 April 2010 Eight Questions BAPLA Must Answer When BAPLA wrote to the Government regarding the controversial Clause 43 of the Digital Economy Bill the association claimed to be speaking on behalf of a united photographic industry. It wasn’t. BAPLA ignored thousands of photographers lobbying to stop the clause. In an open letter to BAPLA, EPUK asks “Why?” Read more >

	1 April 2010 PPY 2010 has April 16th deadline, book to return Organisers of The Press Photographer’s Year, the only competition to showcase news and sports photography taken for the UK news media, have set a short deadline for entries and promise the return of the acclaimed PPY annual in 2010. Read more >

	8 March 2010 EPUK briefs Lords on the Digital Economy Bill As the Report stage of the Digital Economy Bill recommences in the House of Lords today, EPUK identifies the issues of greatest importance to UK photographers. Read more >

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