The overpriced stock photo cartel that charges you hundreds of dollars for a picture of a smiling businessman that’s been used in 120,000 PowerPoint presentations since 2009.
The overpriced stock photo cartel that charges you hundreds of dollars for a picture of a smiling businessman that’s been used in 120,000 PowerPoint presentations since 2009.
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The visual content mafia that turned “a picture is worth a thousand words” into “a picture is worth $499.99 plus licensing fees and eternal guilt.”
The image bank that built a fortune on clichés like “woman pointing at whiteboard” and “multi-ethnic group high-fiving,” then defends them like sacred relics.
The ultimate middleman that takes a photo of two people shaking hands and then charges you every time someone looks at it.
The stock photo overlord that proves even the most boring images can become wildly expensive once lawyers get involved.
The company that owns the copyright to every generic image of “diverse team laughing at laptop” and will sue you if you dare use it without paying their ransom.