Have you ever wondered what happens to a photograph or multimedia production after it has been submitted to the contest? Read an interview with contest coordinators Micha Bruinvels and Anna Lena Mehr, and with the coordinator of the registration process, Emily Bates, for a behind-the-scenes look at how we prepare the entries for the judging.

A short film about the exhibition at the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona.

The 2011 World Press Photo exhibition in London has a new sponsor helping to bring the award-winning images to the United Kingdom’s capital city. Investec, an international specialist bank and asset manager, will sponsor the exhibition, which opens to the public on 11 November.

The fifteenth and final edition of Enter in its current form is now online.

World Press Photo held a practical training in July for eight tutors, which aimed to strengthen their didactic skills and prepare them for activity-based teaching.

On 4 August, the 2011 World Press Photo exhibition opened at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.

At the 2011 Awards Ceremony in Amsterdam's Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ, HRH, Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands, World Press Photo's patron, gave the closing speech in which he remembered Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros. Our patron also reflected on how fast the news moves on and that this why reportage is such an essential part of photojournalism.

We are shocked and devastated by the news of the deaths of photojournalists Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros yesterday in a mortar attack in Misrata while covering the conflict in Libya.

Corporate sponsor TNT is organizing a competition for amateur photographers in the Netherlands in cooperation with World Press Photo.

A three-year partnership between Maurice Lacroix and World Press Photo includes the sponsorship of the Awards Ceremony, the Follow Your Convictions grant and watches for the first prize winners of each category.