EyeEm, the Berlin-based photo marketplace, was once loftily thought of as a possible challenger to Instagram in Europe. More recently has fallen on much harder times, and now it has a new owner.

Capturing life’s moments has never been easier, thanks to mobile devices, but with it comes organizational madness. Companies like Apple, HTC, LG, and Samsung tout the power of their phone’s cameras, ...

In March, photosharing app EyeEm, one of the Hottest Global Startups Of 2013, announced that it was partnering with stock photography site Getty Images to distribute photographs taken by EyeEm’s ...

EyeEm was started in early 2010 when Florian Meissner, a photographer living in New York, had his camera stolen. Instead of giving up, he turned to his iPhone and used that instead. That led him to ...

Berlin-based photo-sharing platform EyeEm has acquired a smaller computer vision startup called Sight.io, both companies are announcing today. As a part of the deal, Sight.io founder Appu Shaji, ...

Now that a new photo app has appeared on the smartphone market, many users are wondering which is better, Instagram or EyeEm. Instagram has been dominating the app scene, even challenging social media ...

EyeEm is unveiling new tools to help the brands and marketers using the site to source their images. Underlying these tools is a technology called EyeEm Vision, which we described in-depth earlier ...

Mobile app connects amateur photographers in the UK with potential buyers in a bid to democratise stock photography The photographs that we share on social networks often have emotional value, but ...