It was a privilege to see "Revealed: Bribe, Inc..". premiering in Washington DC recently where we contributed and licensed @Screenocean content towards this fascinating exposé on corporate corruption. Discover more: https://t.co/9VuseKwIGF #FeaturedFootage #Documentaries

#OnThisDay 2010 Arab Springs begun. A wave of pro-democracy protests and uprisings which ended with a revolution paving the way for free and fair elections in the small north African nation. Our @Screenocean footage reviews the 'Arab Spring' movement. Browse and license similar

#OnThisDay 2011 The Iraq War officially ended, when the United States formally declared that its mission in Iraq was over. Our @Screenocean clip documents the War beginning in 2003. Browse more clips and footage of the Iraq War: https://t.co/mG3O4l2QyC #IraqWar #Iraq

Earlier this year, we launched the 'Make Film History Challenge' with |@sheffdocfest opening up the vast @Screenocean archive for filmmakers to creatively reimagine a new short film. Six standout filmmakers have been shortlisted for their bold, inventive work, breathing new

A little Winter fashion inspiration from the 1980s, with our @Screenocean clip of Paco Rabanne's latest Winter collection. Browse and license more fashion clips: https://t.co/9pOxHWq0JS #WinterFashion #1980s #80sFashion #FashionStyle #Footage #nostalgia

Featuring one of our projects we contributed footage towards: 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning'. This @netflix documentary series unpacks the shocking allegations behind Sean "Diddy" Combs and his Bad Boy empire, spanning decades of his life and career. Discover more:

Following the news of Martin Parr passing, we thought we'd take a moment to celebrate some of his work as featured in our Clips and Footage collection. Parr, British documentary photographer captured the smallest details of everyday life in playful style whilst provoking debate

📷 Our Year in Focus: Reuters' Best Photos of 2025 @Reuters has released our curated collection of the year's most powerful images. In 2025 we released 1.6 million photos to clients , shot by 567 photographers across 150 countries. Our editors selected the moments that defined

We’ve had our Reuters @Screenocean in-house digitization facility up and running for just over 6 months now. Here’s a showcase of some of the rare and unseen clips we've digitized from Reuters bureaux across the globe. This collection spans decades of powerful storytelling.

'Married to El Chapo: Emma Coronel Speaks' recently debuted last week on Oxygen Network. It was great to be able to license not just @Screenocean content, but also some of our Partners content from Anadolu and EFE. The story focusses on Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's wife, the

#OnThisDay 70 years ago, 1955 Rosa Parks refused to surrender her bus seat to a white passenger and was arrested, sparking a political and social civil rights campaign and 381 day bus boycott led by Martin Luther King. Our Historic Films clip features Rosa Park being interviewed.

After the sad news of Jimmy Cliff passing, we thought we'd share this great @Screenocean clip in tribute. He was a great Jamaican ska, rocksteady, reggae and soul musician, considered one of Jamaica's most celebrated musicians. Here he in France after performing to thousands of

Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving. All U.S. Presidents since Bush have issued a ceremonial "pardon" to the turkey. From our @Screenocean collection, Donald Trump pardons the Thanksgiving Turkey at an annual ceremony held in the Rose Garden, USA in 2018. A small crowd looked

#OnThisDay 1922 British archaeologist Howard Carter held up a candle to peer inside a tiny hole in the doorway of a tomb revealing for the first time the contents of Tutankhamun’s tomb. Our Moments In History clip documents Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon, as the tomb is

Featuring one of our recently digitised Reuters photos, New York City firefighters lower a man to safety away from a fire in a Manhattan high rise in New York City. If you'd like to receive a preview of our latest digitised content straight to your inbox, sign up to our Media

#OnThisDay It is World Television Day, celebrating the impact and importance of television. Our Moments in History clip features a 1950s Americana family sat round the television. Browse more historical television clips: https://t.co/haov5iEms5 #televisionhistory #tvhistory

#OnThisDay 1945 the 80th Anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials, a series of trials in which former Nazi leaders were indicted and tried as war criminals by the International Military Tribunal. Our @Screenocean footage documents the moments from the trial and reactions after.

Fantastic to see one of our @Reuters photos in Le Figaro. The photograph documents the border town of Kostiantynivka, Ukraine. Here, almost all roads closest to the front lines, bridges, hospital entrances and buildings are covered with anti-drone netting. Highly effective, it

The longest ever US government shutdown ended after 43 days. The fallout forced millions of employees to go without pay for weeks, left many low income Americans without food and affected thousands of flights. Our @Screenocean footage documents Donald Trump signing the