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PPD has covered the ongoing evolution of social media as well as the state of the art in camera gear, lenses, and software for both photographers and filmmakers. We’ve looked at important legal cases that have shaped copyright law, spotlighted photojournalists covering conflict around the globe, explored how the photo industry and photographers have responded to the COVID pandemic, told you about new trends in book publishing and covered award-winning work over the past decade.

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