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    Snapixel announces the closure

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    By Amos Struck on August 2, 2012 Microstock News

    With a short mail and after a long silence – last tweet over a year ago – today Snapixel announces  that they will be shutting down the service on August 31st, 2012. Snapixel was a good experiment of merging a photo community a la Flickr with a stock marketplace. I'm curious about my 42 credits…

    snapixel is closing

    “We will be shutting down the Snapixel service on August 31st, 2012. Please be sure to back up your photos as we will be no longer offer the portfolio or marketplace services after August 31st, 2012. We want to thank all of the amazing photographers and Snapixel members who found the site useful and wish you all the best. – The Snapixel Team“

    Some more info here http://thenextweb.com/insider/2012/08/02/photo-sharing-site-and-marketplace-snapixel-bites-the-dust-auctioned-off-for-9500/

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    I write about the stock photo and microstock industry since 2006 on my several online-magazines. My goal for MyStockPhoto is to teach photographers and stock photographers how to sell more photos and earn money with their photography hobby.

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