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Camera Land: Where Family Means Business

by Jerry Grossman
You really get to know a family when you sit down to a free-for-all, and our dinner with the Paymers was as entertaining as it was informative.

There was Ed Paymer, the patriarch, leading the discussion, relating the histor...

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Jeffrey W. Hayzlett was named chief marketing officer of Eastman Kodak, effective January 1, reporting to Antonio M. Perez, Kodak’s chairman and CEO.

As CMO, Hayzlett, 48, will be responsible for Kodak’s worldwide marketing o...

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Vol.16 No.20
December 6, 2008

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US Trade Panel to Investigate Semiconductor Patent Complaint (PC World)  PC World - The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has voted to investigate three patent complaints -- about semiconductor circuits, camera phones and flash memory chips -- that could lead to products being banned from import into the U.S.

Canon Postpones Construction of Digital Camera Factory (PC World)  PC World - Canon has shelved plans to start construction in January of a new digital still camera plant in Japan due to a rapid market decline, it said Wednesday.

Toshiba, SanDisk to cut NAND flash output by 30 pct (Reuters)  Reuters - Japan's Toshiba Corp and U.S. partner SanDisk Corp will cut NAND flash memory production by 30 percent from January, as the global economic slowdown hits demand for the microchips used in digital cameras and portable music players.

Gift guide: Latest digital cameras go big on video (AP)  AP - The holiday season brings good tidings for shutterbugs. Whether you're shopping for someone new to digital cameras or a seasoned hobbyist, you'll find megapixels priced extremely favorably this year.