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Kodak U.K. pension plan to buy Kodak personal and document imaging businesses
Published April 29, 2013 - No Comments
Eastman Kodak Co. announced an innovative bankruptcy emergence plan today, involving the spin off its Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging Businesses to the U.K. Kodak Pension Plan (KPP), its largest creditor. Under the proposed agreement, KPP will pay $650 million in cash and in non- ...
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RIP CPI
Published April 10, 2013 - One Comment
The news of the abrupt closure of CPI Corp.’s U.S. portrait operations isn’t really news to photo-industry watchers who have watched the portrait-industry challenges over the years. The chain store portrait market has struggled for years, as it struggled to keep approximately 3,000 Sea ...
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Photo app developers are not seizing the opportunity for tablet-optimized photo apps, study finds
Published March 6, 2013 - No Comments
Only 26 percent of the top 50 paid and free downloaded photo apps downloaded on iPad are optimized for iPad; 74 percent are generic iOS apps, according to the Tablet Photo App Opportunity Report, a new study by Suite 48 Analytics. These generic photo apps miss out on the opportunity to at ...
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Camera connectivity is key to breaking Canon/Nikon duopoly
Published February 21, 2013 - No Comments
Tech writers are obsessed with death. New products have to not only produce technological innovation, but to such a degree it means “disruption” or “death” to the standard bearers. Google “iphone killer” and more than 700,000 results are returned. These days, the death knell is ...
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Copywriting cheat sheet, from Vertical Response
Published February 5, 2013 - No Comments
Vertical Response spelled out some very specific ways different media channels are different, from Twitter to blog posts, in an easy to follow graphic. Send to Kindle
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iPhone less pricy than Android for bestselling photo and video apps, according to Suite 48 Analytics
Published January 31, 2013 - No Comments
Our pal Hans Hartman at Suite 48 Analytics notes, in his Photo/Video Apps Market Analysis for January, popular photo and video apps on the iOS platform costs on average 38 percent less than their Android equivalents. A majority of the 50 top ranking photo and video apps on iPhone are price ...
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Mobile photographers abandon half of their downloaded photo apps, but still use the other half regularly

Published December 12, 2012 at 12:47 am - No Comments

Glass half full or half empty? Mobile photographer still regularly use about half of the photo apps that they have downloaded onto their smartphones in the previous 12 months, according to imaging experts at Suite 48 Analytics. This is the main finding of a Flash Survey conducted among 216 North American and European smartphone users. [...] IWEBIX Webdesign

The next wave of photo kiosks go social

Published November 28, 2012 at 7:03 pm - 1 Comment

Recently, we had the chance to talk with Alexander Lowe, CEO and founder of the new social photo kiosk maker, iSnap Social, which is featured in a blog post at KioskMarketplace. “First deployed in December of 2010, the company recently announced the 500,000th image shared via its kiosks, resulting in 100 million online impressions. “Snap [...]

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Kodak U.K. pension plan to buy Kodak personal and document imaging businessesPublished April 29, 2013 at 5:09 pm
RIP CPIPublished April 10, 2013 at 2:33 pm
Photo app developers are not seizing the opportunity for tablet-optimized photo apps, study findsPublished March 6, 2013 at 4:29 pm
Camera connectivity is key to breaking Canon/Nikon duopolyPublished February 21, 2013 at 3:35 pm
Copywriting cheat sheet, from Vertical ResponsePublished February 5, 2013 at 10:30 am
iPhone less pricy than Android for bestselling photo and video apps, according to Suite 48 AnalyticsPublished January 31, 2013 at 12:56 pm
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IPOs can stifle innovation, according to Stanford studyPublished January 26, 2013 at 10:00 am

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