Sortir du Cadre – Interview : Mark Lubell

August 5, 2010 by gholubowicz · 6 Comments

In this fourth video of the “Sortir du Cadre” (Think outside the box) Interview series, Mark Lubell gives an insight of Magnum inMotion its strategy and goes further to explore the state of the photojournalism and its future.

Mark Lubell is currently the Managing Director of Magnum. Back in 2004, he launched the Magnum’s digital magazine “inMotion” and since then redevelop Magnum’s brand and strategy on Internet. Founded in New York, in 2004, Magnum In Motion is the multimedia digital studio of Magnum Photos. In Motion assembles visual narratives for online and offline platforms, including screenings in museums, festivals, and workshops.

UPDATE:

Do you wanna watch the previous interviews? Stephen Mayes, VII: here – Paul Melcher, PictureGroup: here – Jean Pierre Pappis, Polaris images: here
Enjoy!

Share/Save

Filed under Sortir du Cadre · Tagged with Business/Finance, Entertainment/Culture, Facebook, Google, inMotion, Magnum Corporation Berhad, Magnum In Motion, Magnum Photos, Magnum XL-200, Managing Director, Mark Lubell, media crisis, multimédia, new york, photography, photojournalism, photojournalist, production, Technology/Internet, twitter, usa, video

Sortir du Cadre – Interview : Paul Melcher

July 18, 2010 by gholubowicz · 1 Comment

In this second video of the “Sortir du Cadre” (Think outside the box) Interview series, Paul Melcher explores the concept of “intelligent image” and goes further to explore the state of the photojournalism and its future. He explains how viral photography will help to counteract piracy in the entertainment photo industry. In the interview Paul also explains why corporations are hurting photographers.

Paul Melcher is currently Cofounder and Senior Vice President of PictureGroup, prior to that he was Director of North American Operations and Sales for Hachette Filipacchi Photo Group and V.P of sales at DigitalRailroad among many other responsabilities. Melcher also served as Director of sales at LGI Photo Agency where he built the first, high resolution, real time digital photo delivery platform. LGI was later bought by CORBIS , a Bill Gates owned company, where he held various high level executive positions. Paul is also behind “The Thoughts of a Bohemian”, an influent blog about photo industry.

Share/Save

Filed under Sortir du Cadre · Tagged with Business/Finance, Cofounder, corbis, crisis of the media, embed, Entertainment/Culture, Filipacchi, future of photojournalism, Hachette, Hachette Filipacchi Médias, Mass media, paul melcher, photo, photojournalism, photojournalisme, Publishing, Stock photography, viral

Get Him to the Greek

June 21, 2010 by gholubowicz · Leave a Comment

U.N Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon meets H.E. Mr. George A. Papandreou, Prime Minister of Greece a thte United Nations headquarters in New York on June 21, 2010.

Greece’s austerity program is ahead of targets and will ensure the country will be able to honor its commitments, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said. Greece is “showing better performance on our spending reductions” and has performed “better than our target was for the first six months,” Papandreou said in a radio interview today on “Bloomberg on the Economy with Tom Keene.” (read more on Business Week)

P.S: Title refering to the last movie with P.Diddy and Russel Brand

Share/Save

Filed under Daily Work · Tagged with Ban Ki-Moon, Business/Finance, Elections in Greece, George A. Papandreou, Greece, Hellenic Parliament, new york city, Panhellenic Socialist Movement, Papandreou, Politics, Politics of Greece, Prime Minister, Secretary-General, United Nations

Stephen Hawking

June 3, 2010 by gholubowicz · Leave a Comment

I’ve just added a new picture to the “portfolio” on www.gholubowicz.com. A portrait of the great Stephen William Hawking, renowned theoretical scientist . The complete series can be seen on photoshelter .

Physicist Stephen Hawking attends the 2010 World Science Festival Opening Night Gala at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on June 2, 2010 in New York City.