C-Registry: "King Con" of the Photo Industry?

Courtesy Photo Business News & Forum  Fri, 11/13/2009 - 05:59

We photographers have seen more than our fair share of fly-by-night schemes.

We've seen it all before: companies that burst onto the scene and attempt to capture our attention by making grossly exaggerated claims, offering "free" services with promises of protecting our rights, connecting us with clients or monetizing our images, then burn out their funding sources, fail to attract a buyer, and then go belly up, leaving photographers feeling more like the suckers that they think we...

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