Done Sir!
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Thanks to your intensive research!
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Yep, hope to see some good implementations.
Thanks Lee.
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I have the feeling they will not transfer the SXP portfolio if you are already an iStock contributor... We will see. Thanks Luis for your contrib.
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yep...
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Hi Rahul,
with an easy prophecy I wrote some days ago on twitter some #JAST (Just Another Stockphoto Thought): "Traditional Royalty-Free Stock Photography is going to disappear. #Microstock will be the standard" and " #microstock exclusive collections will be the RF higher end price".
I want to add here another one: "Customers tired to find the same RF photos everywhere will return to RM"
Let's see...
Cheers,
roberto

Ciao Cris,
io ne ho venduta una su Yay... diciamo che la rapida procedura di upload mi fa continuare su questo sito (speriamo nei Cinesi?). Su Veer qualcosa di più, inoltre hanno pagato a gennaio le royalties 2009 anche senza il raggiungimento della soglia minima.
Grazie a te per il commento,
roberto

Interesting, so Rahul, we have to shoot... in every accepted meanings of the word ;-)
I've used the picNiche.com tool to see what ere the ratings for hunting and firearm: the trends areg ood but with a low rate (it means there's a lot of competition for these subjects)
http://www.picniche.com/index.aspx?l=us&q=hun...

Nice one Rahul!
I can confirm the strong presence of Fotolia on the German market (alexa rank 100 there): when Fotolia let you know the name of the clients of your sells, most of my pictures was sold to German buyers.
At Veer Marketplace, with few data, the US percentage is about 30%.
Cheers,
r.

Rahul... what to add? I think your analysis is the right description of the microstock phenomenon.
Thanks, as usual, for sharing with us the Lookstat data ;-)