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Adobe releases two beta versions of web design software.<br />

Jacobs open new photographic website offering thousands of bargains plus news of upcoming store events.<br />

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

The latest version of the popular web browser Firefox is released. Includes a new theme, built-in phishing protection, enhanced search capabilities and much more.

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

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.

Photographers now have an easy way to set up shop online. FotoStudio is a new eCommerce solution from FotoTime that allows digital photographers to quickly set up an online storefront to showcase their photos and monetize their work through print and gift sales.

Features including the facility to upload larger images and more options to personalise your site have been added to the popular Clickpic webhosting service for photographers.

UKAerialPhotos.com is launching a website that provides a bird's eye view of much of Britain from World War II to present day.

Dave Bailey, a final year student from Brunel University, has developed a not-for-profit online market place where you can buy or sell photography and raise money for charity at the same time.

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.

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

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.

Pinnacle have launched a site where you can share home movies.

Photographers now have an easy way to set up shop online. FotoStudio is a new eCommerce solution from FotoTime that allows digital photographers to quickly set up an online storefront to showcase their photos and monetize their work through print and gift sales.

Camera Jungle, a digital camera trade in specialist with live pricing, has been launched.

A new digital photo software site MyPhotosoft.com provides exclusive series of full-length comparison reviews on digital photo software programs and plug-ins.

Tom Ang has launched a new eBook that covers everything you need to know about travel photography.

Canon has launched an improved version of its Project 1709 Beta photo management site.

Kingston Technology’s Icons of Photography provide constructive advice on viewer-submitted photos.