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Virgin Media are set to boost Britain's broadband speeds with free upgrades for 4Mb customers and a new 50Mb service.

Kodak Gallery and Packard Bell have announced a major European partnership.

Iconic images of moments in history and fashion, including pictures of the world’s first supermodel and of the fatal shots fired at John F. Kennedy, take centre stage in Christie’s King Street sale of Photographs on 13 November 2007.

Why 412,000 website visitors a month can’t be wrong.

This November Calumet Photographic will be undertaking an online auction of epic proportions.

Yahoo! have announced they are soon to be closing Yahoo! Photos in order to focus on their other image sharing website, Flickr.

Corbis have unveiled a new Creative Boutique for Advertising and marketing professionals.

Sharing your photos on the Internet still being a pain in the neck? Now the problem is solved.

Sports photographer Rick Maiman has shared his courtside view of the US Open Tennis on Look Who’s Using Kingston.

Panasonic has announced the new Panasonic Lumix G X VARIO 12-35mm f/2.8 Micro Four Thirds Lens with weather and dust sealing.

ePHOTOzine members can receive up to 75 free photo prints from online photo printing specialists Pixum.

Jobo have decided to bring a new Film and Print Processor to the photography market.

ePHOTOzine is an Experian Hitwise Top 10 winner for 2011.

Your chance to win an Olympus PEN E-PL3 camera in ePHOTOzine's latest competition.

Sony has announced the new 12fps Sony Alpha A57 Digital SLT with 16 megapixel sensor and 1.44 million dot electronic viewfinder.

Join Clive Nichols at Kew Gardens for a free photography shoot with Samsung Memory Cards.

17 year old Flickr user <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/larajade">Lara Jade</a> has had photographs taken of herself at the age of 14 stolen and used on the cover of a pornographic DVD without her consent.

Virgin Media are set to boost Britain's broadband speeds with free upgrades for 4Mb customers and a new 50Mb service.

Prolific photographic retailer Jessops is branching out into the web-based hi-tech electronic gadget market.

A photo featuring poor quality cloning work was hastily removed from the RPS home page after an EPZ member rang to point it out.<br />

The Intuos3 A6 Wide pen tablet, aimed at wide-screen notebook users as well as professionals and enthusiasts from the digital imaging and photography markets.

A secondary controller, which allows the user to zoom, change brush sizes and much more is now compatible with Photoshop CS2 on Windows PCs

Iconic images of moments in history and fashion, including pictures of the world’s first supermodel and of the fatal shots fired at John F. Kennedy, take centre stage in Christie’s King Street sale of Photographs on 13 November 2007.

Kodak Gallery and Packard Bell have announced a major European partnership.

Virgin Media are set to boost Britain's broadband speeds with free upgrades for 4Mb customers and a new 50Mb service.

Prolific photographic retailer Jessops is branching out into the web-based hi-tech electronic gadget market.

Imaging specialist Ilford are hoping to unite a global black and white photographic community through their MySpace page.

MPB Photographic have announced the launch of their new, stylish and user-friendly website. Whether you are looking to buy, sell or just browse MPBs website offers quality used products and accessories for all your photographic needs.

Today sees the launch of the online AOP Open Exhibition and the search begins to find the winner of the Public Choice Award 2007.

Fotolia, the first global online marketplace for micro-priced digital stock images, announced today the launch of Fotolia V2.