Shutterstock Launches the Newsroom for 24/7 Access to Breaking News and Exclusive Content In Real-Time

A Service Within Shutterstock Editorial, the Newsroom Delivers New, Differentiated Content From a Best-in-Class Team of Over 1,000 Global Journalists, Photographers and Videographers

Shutterstock, Inc, a leading global creative platform offering full-service solutions, high-quality content, and tools for brands, businesses and media companies, announced the launch of The Newsroom, the go-to resource for global breaking news, exclusives, and archival content that will transcend traditional newsrooms. Through this unparalleled offering, Shutterstock’s world-class team works directly with news teams to package key trending stories, archival and UGC content, to help our global clients tell the story behind the story.

The Newsroom connects Shutterstock’s established team to news teams, editors, journalists publishers and broadcasters to a unique concierge service for access to exclusive premium content. The Newsroom will ensure that Shutterstock’s Editorial customers are part of the conversation in real-time when breaking stories, as well as leading the conversation with trending content. Additionally, The Newsroom team will provide inspiration for storytelling across celebrity, news, politics, and pop culture, with first-to-market exclusives.

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“As an exceptionally valuable extension of our global Editorial team, The Newsroom leverages the expertise of world class editorial professionals to deliver breaking and trending news via photo, video and packaged collections directly to the inboxes of today’s leading media and broadcasting networks globally,” said Jamie Elden, Chief Revenue Officer at Shutterstock. “We want our customers to be at the forefront of breaking news content, and the time is now. Our clients are looking for turnkey news stories that they can amplify across their platforms to maximise moments of engagement.”

In addition to building out this global infrastructure, Shutterstock has created a dedicated Newsroom team with a combined 50-years of experience across newsroom management, contributor management, and social strategy. The team includes Editorial Director of The Newsroom, Aaron St Clair, a former 17-year veteran of Splash/Corbis, where he led the internal team, and managed hundreds of freelance photographers and videographers; Timothy Plant, who managed newsrooms at Hollywood Life, OK!, Star and InTouch, and has extensive experience managing reporters, writers, editors, photographers and videographers; Sascha Weis, Global Head of Newsroom Partnerships and Sales, who has over 15-years of experience and was previously General Manager of Splash/Corbis, has a proven track record of leading global sales and business development teams and creating strategic partnerships; and finally, Mike Mandel, Amanda Elmslie, and Kate Brooks, who collectively have over two decades of experience as account managers for publishers, photo agencies and newsrooms, proactively pitching compelling, breaking content, and partnering with editors around the world.

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“After listening to our customers, we realized that there was a clear market need for a more personalized newsroom service,” said Aaron St Clair, Editorial Director of The Newsroom at Shutterstock. “The Newsroom is a true partner to media companies, publishers and broadcasters that utilizes our global network of over 1,000 photographers, journalists and videographers for providing breaking, exclusive and high-quality content that will engage audiences. We want our customers to think of us as an extension of their newsrooms, and it’s a tremendous value-added service as part of a partnership with Shutterstock.”

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