DPPI

DPPI is a specialized sports photo agency created in 1965. Its initial offer was for photographs around the world of auto racing, but in the 1980s started covering sports of all kinds.
Today, DPPI's archives comprise over 10 million photos.

BnF

Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BnF) collects, preserves and makes known the national documentary heritage of France. Through its RetroNews offer, BnF has made available to AFP a collection of breaking news archives from the daily press, in black/white and color. These approx. 30 archives are now accessible on AFP Forum, and cover the most striking moments from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, as well as enriching AFP’s archive catalogue.

Getty Images

Getty is a global digital media provider. It produces and distributes royalty-free images, rights managed images, celebrity photos, online music and video, enabling communication professionals the world over to tell their stories.

Getty provides AFP with a comprehensive range of royalty-free images, rights managed images, news, sport and celebrity pictures along with picture archive collections.

EditorialFootage by NurPhoto

EditorialFootage by NurPhoto stands as a dynamic video news service, dedicated to capturing the essence of global events through high-quality video content. Spanning various topics such as News, Lifestyle, Economy, Social Issues, Entertainment, it caters to a broad spectrum of informational and creative needs. With a network of skilled reporters and international partners, EditorialFootage ensures a constant stream of compelling b-roll and produced content.

GlobeNewswire

GlobeNewswire is one of the world's largest newswire distribution networks, specializing in the delivery of corporate press releases financial disclosures and multimedia content to the media, investment community, individual investors and the general public.

CNOSF

The French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF) officially represents the Olympic movement in France and promotes the fundamental principles and values of Olympism.

From the archives of the CNOSF, the collection of photographs of the 1924 Paris Olympic Games comprises almost 2,500 images. They were taken by the photographic service set up by the French Olympic Committee in 1924. The collection covers almost all the events, views of the infrastructure and other aspects of the Olympic Games. Most of these photographs, rediscovered in the early 2000s, were unknown to the general public.