Media News - Thursday, June 28, 2007
Mochila lands photo deal with Getty, Zuma, Jupiter
Internet content syndication marketplace company Mochila said on Thursday it has landed deals to make photographs from the catalogs of three major photo agencies available to editors and independent Web sites. Getty Images Inc., Zuma Press and Jupitermedia will license part of their catalogs for the service, which lets editors from major media companies and bloggers use its content for a fee or on an advertising supported basis. The deal expands Mochila's content marketplace network of buyers and sellers of photos, video and text. Its current network includes over 1,000 global media companies such as the Associated Press, The Financial Times and New York Magazine. (Reuters)
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