DP Review Thursday November 13, 2025
Datacolor has announced an update to its SpyderPro monitor calibration software with some surprising changes, notes DP Review: The company has introduced the ability to use its Device Preview tool to export files, including Raws, to a range of file types and color spaces. Also, the platform now allows users to add Content Credentials, expanding support for C2PA. Users can now choose to embed Content Credentials at the time of export, adding key metadata to show provenance.
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Wonderful Machine Thursday November 13, 2025
Photographer Ed Cunicelli's portfolio spans commercial and editorial work, but his passion for social documentary is what drives his personal projects, which focus on themes of community, tradition,
and the American experience. Cunicelli's recent work took him to Montana, where he immersed himself in the world of Indian Relays, a traditional Indigenous sport of skill, courage, and deep-seated
cultural significance. He was drawn to … Read the full Story >>
TechCrunch Wednesday November 12, 2025
People Inc. (formerly known as Dotdash Meredith) has signed an AI licensing deal with Microsoft under which People Inc. will become a launch partner in Microsoft’s publisher content marketplace. People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel described the new marketplace as “essentially a pay-per-use market where AI players directly can compensate publishers for use of their content on, sort of like an ‘a la carte’ basis.” The move comes as People Inc. has seen Google traffic for its array of magazines drop, notes TechCrunch.
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Setanta Books Wednesday November 12, 2025
Acclaimed street photographer Bruce Gilden’s new book, The Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets is “a raw, unflinching portrait of England” notes publisher Setanta Books. Inspired by photographer Tony Ray-Jones' work, Gilden “captured the grit, tension, and unease of life on the margins of society in places like Liverpool, King's Cross, and Welsh mining towns in his signature “in-your-face” style, avoiding romanticized postcards of the country. The book features over 50 black-and-white images and includes Gilden's personal anecdotes.
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