CHICAGO, March 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Renowned royalty-free microstock content supplier 123RF.com is set for more aggressive expansion this year following a full buyout of premium stock content agency Inspirestock, thus positioning itself in the market as the exclusive supplier of premium content at microstock prices.
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The bold move to acquire Inspirestock proves to be a pioneering strategy by 123RF.com, which aims to provide its customers with high quality exclusive premium imagery at budget-friendlier prices. The collections are stylized on contemporary trends, offering a perfect balance of both style and commercial value.
123RF.com's latest premium label Inspirestock gets on board and bolsters the exclusive content count on 123RF.com to 250,000, alongside more than 26 million royalty-free photos, vectors, video and audio works sourced from 60,000 existing content contributors worldwide. More will be added on a regular basis from our contributors.
"With the recent acquisition of the entire Inspirestock collection, which will be made exclusively available on 123RF.com at lowest prices, our clients can enjoy access to more exclusive and natively local content at 123RF.com. It's an exciting acquisition as this is an industry first in the history of microstock content," said Alex P'ng, VP of Content and Business Development for 123RF.com.
123RF.com already has future plans to add more exclusive content to its already massive digital media library by collaborating with established photographers all over the world.
About 123RF.com
Founded in 2005, 123RF.com is a royalty-free microstock library that offers more than 26 million high quality Royalty-Free content comprising stock photos, editorial images, vector illustrations, stock footage and audio creative works at the lowest prices. 123RF also offers 24-hour service 7 days a week. For more information, visit 123RF.com.
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