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For the professionals out there... - 01-07-2009, 08:04 PM


I am in negotiations with a major network for some of my photos of someone who was involved in a shooting recently. They are asking for a license for all their products, worldwide, and forever...anyone have a clue about pricing?

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Wow, I've read about a similar event in the "twin cities" area.

I was wondering how much the Photog would charge for usage rights. I would assume it would be hefty, and the photographer would have a fair amount of leverage seeing as how that's the only photos of the incident and they're darn good ones too.
If I were you, I'd contact PPA and see what they suggest. I'm not sure what they'd say if you're not a member, but it may be worth signing up for their assistance. I dunno.

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10K.....50K...??...each year..renegotiable each year.
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01-08-2009, 11:56 AM


This may be a commodity that quickly loses value as it becomes less newsworthy. If they have already made you a reasonable offer I would suggest that it is not their best and final offer so I might counter offer at twice the initial offer.

Another idea would be to get an offer from a competing network and start a bidding war.

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