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What is The Hub? |
| The Hub is a totally new way of navigating around the AOP websites. From this new central Hub site, you will be able to have an overview of everything that we offer on-line and be able to move easily and quickly between them all. |
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Contact us |
| Association of Photographers
81 Leonard Street
London EC2A 4QS Tel +44 (0)20 7739 6669
Fax +44 (0)20 7739 8707 Registered in England
No: 104 3846 Email us here |
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Orphan Works ....the latest
Orphan Works legislation in the US has caused a lot of consternation worldwide in the visual arts community. However, nearer to home more positive discussions have taken place and culminated in agreed guidelines. Read More...
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AOP Open closes on 27th June
The AOP Open is now closed. Thank you for all the entries!
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AOP Assistant of the Year is announced
Arthur Woodcroft wins the AOP Assistant of the Year!
Arthur Woodcroft has been crowned the very first AOP Assistant of the Year at the Assistants' Awards at a ceremony at the AOP Gallery in London. Arthur achieved entries in the Still Life and Fashion categories with one ‘Winner’ award and two ‘Merits’ as well as the very first and highly coveted ‘AOP Assistant of the Year’ award. Copyright Arthur Woodcroft - Fashion Single Read More...
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Submission to the Proposed Changes to Copyright Exceptions – Taking Forward the Gowers Review of Intellectual Property
 The AOP has submitted its response to the proposed changes to Copyright Exceptions. Read the full article here. Read More...
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AOP Photography Awards 2008 - Winners announced
The 2008 AOP Photography Awards took place on 19th March - Find out more about the winners at www.the-awards.com Read More...
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UK British Council promotes Rights Grabbing Competition
 Through its researches into “rights grabbing” photography competitions Pro-Imaging have discovered that the British Council is promoting a competition entitled Creative Cities competition, inviting members of the creative professions, including photographers, to create a work that showcases creativity in a particular city.
By submitting works to this competition participants are granting the British Council a worldwide, royalty free license, perpetual license to use, reproduce, distribute, display, perform, create derivative works, and sublicense the works to a third party, all without prior consent of the participants. The British Council is incorporated by Royal Charter with high profile members of the Royal family as its patrons. It receives substantial public funds through the UK Foreign office, £189 million in 2006/7. Read More...
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