Gear Patrol’s acquisition of DPReview shows that it can pay to be boring

In March, DPReview announced that parent company Amazon was shutting it down, and the photography world entered a dual state of shock and disbelief.
For 25 years, DPReview had served as a consistently reliable and authoritative voice on photography gear. But photography enthusiasts didn’t just go to DPReview to drool over Canon’s newest lens or compare Sony and Nikon’s face-detection autofocusing capabilities. It was an active forum where we (yes, I’m one of those photography people) could hang out and geek out.
That such an extensive archive of photography knowledge and the strong community i

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