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Where stock photography is going, from the big names like Getty and Corbis, to the smaller microstock (and some not so small) is a much debated topic in photography forums and blogs.

In this episode of PhotoNetCast, we discuss where stock photography is going and share our own views on microstock, prompted by the recent announcements that Photoshelter Collection is going down and Corbis is cutting jobs.

In the beginning of the show, Brian also reviews some problems he had while increasing hard drive space for his photography backups.

Any comments on the show and your own views on stock, including success or failure stories, are appreciated.

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