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What Does “Own Frame” Mean? A Complete Guide (and How It Relates to That’s Great News)

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New York Waited 53 Years For This. Own A Piece Of Knicks History Forever.

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What’s Reflected in the Surface of a Plaque

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When a Wall Slowly Becomes a Timeline

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Where People Stand When They Look at It

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The Moment Before It Goes on the Wall

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The Empty Space You Leave for the Next Plaque

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When Your Car Makes the News, Don’t Let It Stay There

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5 Tips for Selling Microstock Photography

If you’re just starting out in the world of professional photography, or if you’re more seasoned and looking for a lucrative outlet for your work, sell stock photos for publication use. Or, for less pay but more opportunity, look
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Three Ways Flickr is Better Than Instagram

Flickr was slow to warm to the social media scene, giving Instagram the opportunity to create its very own social media identity as THE photo filtering and sharing site. Now that Instagram users are wary of the service and
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Twitter: a Welcomed Photo Marketing Haven for Instagram Exodus

Professional photographers may roll their eyes at Facebook feeds full of overworked Instagram photos, but even the pros admit that the photography-sharing site and mobile app have been a boon for marketing photography services and building portfolios. Instagram has
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5 Mistakes To Guarantee Your Story Won’t Get Published

Rejection is tough, but what makes it even more disheartening when it comes to news and feature story submissions is that sometimes, it’s preventable. When you send in an article or photo essay, there are a few mistakes that
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How Newspapers Can Improve Readership

Photo: Flickr, NS Newsflash One of the hardest repercussions to witness of the recession was the falter and closing of so many newspapers nationwide. As of 2012, there has been a 14% decline in the number of listed newspapers
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Top 3 Ways Businesses Can Leverage the Power of the Local Newspaper

Many say that the newspaper is a lost art. As social media and online resources gain popularity in exponential numbers, it’s print media that has suffered. Yet, there is still a market for the printed word. In fact, an
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How to Stretch Your Marketing Investment a Bit Further

Marketing can be a significant investment, depending on your chosen channels. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to discover a way to stretch your marketing dollar so that you could reach multiple audiences across various platforms with negligible additional investment? Good
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Get Published and Build a Portfolio as a Stringer

Writers and photographers who prefer a freelance lifestyle and don’t need the financial security of a contract have an option that applies to small-town newspapers covering Friday night football, or big-time news magazines that need international news coverage. Stringers
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Don’t Drop That Print Campaign Just Yet: Print Advertising Still Pays

Today’s marketing gurus can provide immediate and detailed feedback on a variety of advertising media, so it’s no wonder that print advertising gets lost in all the click-through rates and linkback tracking. While all the instantaneous metrics can be
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Make Headlines That Count With Timely News Submissions

Getting news coverage isn’t always easy, and even the professionals know that there are certain days in the year and days of the week that should be blacklisted for sending press releases. Strike while the iron is hot when
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