a21, Inc. (“a21”) (OTCBB:ATWO) subsidiary SuperStock, a leading stock photography agency, announced the launch of MediaMagnet, www.mediamagnet.com. MediaMagnet is a new royalty-free collection that uniquely combines commercial royalty-free content and microstock photography.
Designed to satisfy traditional creative and technical standards, MediaMagnet offers art buyers and professional photographers a sought after resource to buy and sell images in the midstock market. The beta-version of the site is now “live” and users may purchase and submit images. Additional images and functionality will be added while beta testing is completed.
MediaMagnet’s concept is simple: relevant, fresh content and a simplified search at affordable pricing. MediaMagnet is designed to eliminate the need for time-consuming searches through millions of microstock images and comparison-shopping to fit budget constraints.
John Ferguson, Chief Executive Officer of a21, said, “MediaMagnet answers the call from creative professionals around the world for a marketplace of high quality, yet affordable, content. MediaMagnet.com offers the highest quality royalty free content with midstock pricing for clients with more limited budgets. The carefully edited and tailored content creates a convenient search process for clients. By making the comparisons and narrowing the field of content, MediaMagnet.com eliminates the need for clients to visit multiple sites to find quality images at affordable pricing.”
The site carries robust commercial content that is suitable for a wide range of usage; all images are property and model released where necessary. Both exclusive and non-exclusive content is available, depending on specific project needs.
For photographers, MediaMagnet offers worldwide distribution of their product, fast transition to market, and monthly updates on content needs and sales performance. The opportunity to have a significant presence in a new and ever-growing collection continues to attract photographers.
This article was last modified on December 17, 2022
This article was first published on April 21, 2008
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