Watching Media Conglomeration Progress
The world’s largest photo agency announced Wednesday that it has completed its deal to go private and will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange at the end of the day. -Getty Images Sale Complete There goes the Neighborhood? It’s possible, but for sure, this is just another example of a media conglomerate expanding [...]Published July 2, 2008
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Photography introduced me to the 'new media' evolution. I currently do community management at Meraki in San Francisco, but this blog is about journalism, some UX design, and the occasional rant. more →
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The world’s largest photo agency announced Wednesday that it has completed its deal to go private and will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange at the end of the day.There goes the Neighborhood? It’s possible, but for sure, this is just another example of a media conglomerate expanding its reach. It will be interesting to see if there is any policy shifts within Getty in the coming months.