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The International Photographic Council (IPC), a non-governmental organization of the United Nations, named Alice B. Miller as its director of Public Relations.
“As an IPC board member and vice president, Alice has provided valuab...
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Photokina Trends: The DSLR Market Evolves
The once unassailable supremacy of the big international Photokina show in Cologne, Germany, has been challenged by other imaging expos, notably PMA’s annual trade show. But Photokina still remains a bellwether of future imaging t... To Story
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SanDisk Rejects Samsung’s Unsolicited $5.8 Billion Bid
Milpitas, CA— - SanDisk’s board of directors confirmed it received an unsolicited, nonbinding proposal from Samsung Electronics Co. to acquire SanDisk for $26 per share in cash or $5.8 billion. After multiple meetings with Samsung, SanDisk’s board sent a letter on September 15, 2008 stating its unanimous decision t... To Story

jill-e designs Highlights Pink Bags for Breast Cancer Awareness at Photokina
ill-e designs attended its first Photokina to display its high-fashion camera bags and accessories, and to announce that the Netherlands-based Transcontinenta BV is now a principle distributor of jill-e products to photo retailers throughout the European Union.
Visitors got a close look at the ... To Story
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EDITORIAL The Common Bond of Technology by Jerry Grossman | |
I was lucky enough to walk the halls of the Koelnmesse in Cologne, Germany, last week, and experience firsthand the momentum of our industry.
Photokina is imaging on the world stage. There is a certain excitement attached to seeing the familiar brands of our industry translated around the world. At one point, I was at the Nikon booth, listening to a presentation about the D90. While the actual language spoken was German, it was the body language of the audience that was so intoxicating. Th... To Story |
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Strategy Sessions Lensbaby: All Grown Up by Jerry Grossman | |
I have to admit, I’ve always been enamored with Lensbabies.
At first, I think it was just the look; the original Lensbaby looked a bit like a black plastic slinky. Attaching it to my Nikon DSLR felt like putting a baby seat into the back of a Ferrari. But once I got beyond the “cuteness,” I recognized that the simply constructed photographic tool was about to unleash an imaging revolution.
I met Sam Pardue and Craig Strong at PMA in 2005. They had started their fled... To Story |
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