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JPG Magazine goes under, a sad day for photographers
1 CommentJPG Magazine and its parent company 8020 media have run out of money. They are shutting down the presses after being unable to raise money from new investors. In case you don’t know what JPG Magazine was, it was an attempt at getting its content from its users. It’s a real shame, the website and [...]
More in Media | January 2nd, 2009
JPG Magazine and its parent company 8020 media have run out of money. They are shutting down the presses after being unable to raise money from new investors. In case you don’t know what JPG Magazine was, it was an attempt at getting its content from its users. It’s a real shame, the website and magazine were quite good.
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It is really sad seeing another company, JPG mag this time, falling down. I know world’s financial crisis was one of the reasons but their business model was bad too…