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Anne M. Mulcahy, Xerox’s chairman and chief executive officer, will retire as CEO on July 1. Ursula M. Burns, the company’s president, will succeed Mulcahy as CEO. Mulcahy will remain as chairman of the board.
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University of Rochester President Elected to Kodak’s Board of Directors
 Rochester, NY— - Joel Seligman, the president of the University of Rochester, was named to Eastman Kodak’s board of directors, effective July 1, 2009. Seligman, 59, became the tenth president of the University of Rochester in December 2004, after serving as the Ethan A. H. Shepley University Professor and Dean of...
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DXG Debuts High-Definition DXG-579VS Underwater Camcorder
Company Unveils New Website with Online Store and Product Discounts
 DXG announced the DXG-579VS underwater value pack, its first underwater video camera priced under $150. The high-definition camcorder snaps into the underwater housing for shooting while swimming, snorkeling or diving 15 feet below water for up to 30 minutes.
The DXG-579VS offers full ...
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Editorial
It’s Not Always about the Camera
by Jerry Grossman & Alan Levine | |
People shouldn’t only walk into a camera store because they need a digital camera. It used to be that film processing was the driving force behind walk-in traffic. Well, digital printing is starting to fill in that need, but it’s important you continue to create demand for a trip to your store.
In this issue, we focus on some product areas that, with a little promotion and some creativity, can fill the margin you’re looking for as cameras make their way back to the top of wish lists....
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 Take It from Consumers: Simpler Is Better
By Steve Portigal | |
In my research work I spend a lot of time with consumers as they use technology. I watch them demonstrate their products, I ask them to try new products, and I explore how well future concepts will meet their needs.
Earlier this year, I sat for quite a long time and watched a tech-proficient woman struggle with the process of getting the pictures off of her camera and into a place on her computer where she could consistently find them. It turned out she lost the...
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