December 2007
17 December 2007 at 11:28 by Pippa Greig
Posted under News
The Alamy search engine has the ability to interpret keywords in a search and retrieve images that contain variations of the same word. Occasionally this system makes incorrect assumptions about which words to associate with the original search term. More...
14 December 2007 at 16:08 by Pippa Greig
Posted under News
We've made the decision to stop making contributor references searchable on the website (these are the references that we create from your image filenames, by moving the file extensions. e.g. .tif or .jpeg). This change will be reflected when our search engine next updates. More...
13 December 2007 at 17:10 by Alexandra Bortkiewicz
Posted under Picture needs
This month's issue covers situations related to the Christmas season and coinciding with availability of props and seasonal considerations. We recommend contributors to look at current home and décor magazines like Country Homes, Ideal Homes and Fashion magazines to see the contemporary styles that are de rigueur but enduring and latest interpretations of Christmas. More...
10 December 2007 at 15:21 by James Allsworth
Posted under News
We are pleased to announce that as from today we will be displaying larger thumbnails on the search results. More...
7 December 2007 at 15:27 by Pippa Greig
Posted under News
We’re always keen to involve you in the testing of various software, systems and applications designed for use by Alamy contributors. These are usually internally developed tools such as AlamyUpload, the new Annotation fields and AlamyMeasures but may also include third party software that is designed to be compatible with Alamy. More...
6 December 2007 at 09:14 by James West - CEO
Posted under News, Rambling CEO
Thank you for all of your comments and suggestions on the blog and forum pages. This has been very helpful in enabling us to understand what you would like to see done differently. The good news is that there seems to be quite a lot of consensus about what the key issues are. More...
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