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Getty Images and Lee Enterprises Expand Global Reach of Local U.S. Editorial Photography and Video

Globe Newswire•20/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Getty Images and Lee Enterprises announce strategic editorial content partnership
  • ➤Lee's local newsroom photography and video gain worldwide licensing distribution
  • ➤Partnership adds distribution channel and commercial reach for Lee's visual content

Expert Statements

Peter Orlowsky, SVP of Strategic Development at Getty Images

“Some of the most important stories start at a local level, and the photographers and journalists closest to those stories bring unique perspectives that are relevant globally.”

Peter Orlowsky, SVP of Strategic Development at Getty Images

“Lee’s newsrooms strengthen the depth and breadth of our U.S. editorial coverage and give our customers access to photography and video produced by journalists embedded in the communities they cover.”

Jason Adrians, Chief Content Officer at Lee Enterprises

“Our local news products showcase the work of some of the most accomplished visual journalists in the world.”

Jason Adrians, Chief Content Officer at Lee Enterprises

“We’re proud to partner with Getty Images to ensure that their lasting impact reaches far beyond the communities we serve and can be consumed and enjoyed by readers across the globe.”

NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Getty Images (OTCPK:GETY), a preeminent global visual content creator and marketplace, and Lee Enterprises, Incorporated (NASDAQ: LEE), a leading provider of local news and information, today announced a strategic content partnership through which Getty Images will license and distribute editorial photography and video produced by newsrooms across the Lee Enterprises network.

The agreement will make editorial photography and video produced by Lee Enterprises’ local newsrooms available to Getty Images’ customers worldwide, extending the reach of visual reporting on the people, events and issues shaping communities across the United States.

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