BrightQube Gains Coveted Red Herring 100 North America Award

The Red Herring editorial team deploys a detailed process to whittle down a pool of 1,000 eligible, promising companies to the 200 Finalists and in a last round decided for the top 100 winners of this important North American award.

Fred Showker, Editor / Publisher of DTG Magazine, while preparing a broadsheet fold brochure for the Houston Children’s Museum discovers that BrightQube actually lives up to it’s promise: offering image buyers the most efficient way to find royalty-free stock photos. He went so far as to pen an article about how he enjoyed finding a truely innovative resource for the designer that was “the most straightforward and inspirational venue to review and compare thousands of stock images all at once, both easily and intuitively.”

Bruce V. Bigelow, editor of Xconomy San Diego, interviews Lee Corkran and John Santoro. He finds out why BrightQube is the future of how image buyers will find what they need.

BrightQube included in Graphic Design: USA; “100 Designer Friendly Companies”

“The BrightQube interface enables designers to efficiently review stock photographs at an exceptionally fast rate. Images appear on a single page of search results in the online digital equivalent of a light table.”
— Graphic Design USA.

BrightQube Enhances Web Site to Provide Stock Photo Buyers More Efficient Ways to Find Royalty-Free Images: Advanced Dynamic Mosaic™ interface enables rapid access to ‘all the photos you need, all in one place’

BrightQube is now offering image buyers the most efficient way to find royalty-free stock photos from its collection of more than three million images with new and enhanced features to its revolutionary Web site. Fast becoming the go-to creative resource for designers, BrightQube continues to anticipate its customers’ needs for every project and budget by offering a range of helpful navigation options to quickly pinpoint and purchase stock photos faster than ever before.

Lee Corkran speaks at the CEPIC congress in Malta: Assessing The Future; Work In Progress: New Trends in Microstock, New Technologies For Consumers, New Portals

Along with session chairs Andy Goetze (StockPhotoTalk) and Klaus Plaumann (Picture Press Bild-und Textagentur), and co-panelists Bruce Livingstone (iStockPhoto), Oleg Tscheltzoff (Fotolia), and Eyal Gura (PicScout), Lee spoke about the future of the stock photography industry.