In this special show, Eve Jackson brings you the highlights from the biggest photojournalism festival in the world: Visa Pour l’Image. From revolutions in the Arab world and the UK's organised crime scene, to the Japanese tsunami and the rise of web documentaries, we take a look at the images that rocked the world this year.
The social network Facebook admitted on Thursday it had hired a PR company to damage the reputation of the Internet giant Google, citing "concerns" that it was breaching the privacy of Internet users to promote its own social-networking feature.
Microsoft has agreed to buy online telephone service Skype for a record $8.5 billion, underscoring the software giant's growing emphasis on Internet and mobile technologies.
In this special edition of our Culture show from the French town of Perpignan, we take a look at the 22nd International Festival of Photojournalism. Eve Jackson meets photographer William Albert Allard.
The second FRANCE24-Radio France International Web Documentary Award has been won by “Prison Valley”, a powerful production created by French journalists David Dufresne and Philippe Brault.
Some of the world’s best photojournalists are taking a break from their globetrotting schedules to come to the southern French city of Perpignan for the international photojournalism festival “Visa pour l’image” that runs until September 12.
French photographer Miquel Dewever-Plana has devoted more than ten years to uncovering the violence that continues to plague Guatemala. He presents 'The other war', an exhibition on the "maras", the gangs of Guatemala City.
The Perpignan photo festival, “Visa pour l’image”, is a must-see exhibition for amateur photographers and connoisseurs alike, it promotes everyone from young pioneers to the icons of photography.
In 1979, US photographer David Burnett witnessed the chaotic birth of the Iranian Islamic Republic. Thirty years later, his images of Ayatollah Khomeini’s triumphant homecoming and the fall of the Shah are just as eloquent as ever.
