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Adapt to Customers or Perish

Posted on February 17, 2012 by Joe Flood

It doesn’t matter what your business model is as a photographer. It matters what the customer’s buying model is. The above bit of wisdom is by Guy Kawasaki, who is quoted in an interesting article on rethinking photography business models. … Continue reading →

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HARD ART DC 1979 and the Art of Possibility

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Joe Flood

Washington in 1979 was a scarred metropolis just ten years removed from riots that had hollowed out the city. It was a grim time, with hundreds of buildings boarded up just blocks from the White House. 1979 was a tough … Continue reading →

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Interview with Julianne Brienza, Executive Director of the Capital Fringe Festival

Posted on December 9, 2009 by Joe Flood

Julianne Brienza I’ve done another interview for the Pink Line Project, this time with Julianne Brienza, Executive Director of the Capital Fringe Festival. I met Julianne several years ago, when Fringe was just starting out. It’s amazing and inspiring to … Continue reading →

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The Disintermediation Moment

Posted on November 2, 2009 by Joe Flood

With the advent of the Barnes and Noble Nook e-reader and the growing acceptance of e-books among readers and writers, it’s safe to say that we’ve reached what I’d call the Disintermediation Moment. This is the time when industries collapse, … Continue reading →

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SnagFilms Rocks

Posted on July 17, 2008 by Joe Flood

Ted Leonsis, rich with AOL money has been plowing his considerable fortune into the documentary business.  Today, he launched a new web site called SnagFilms that allows you to watch great documentaries for free online. One of the first docs … Continue reading →

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