Giving to Get
This idea that consumers are willing to give up personal information to online retailers as well as brick-and-mortar merchants, in return for more personalized...
Polaroid on Comeback Trail
A visit to the Polaroid booth at CES provided an interesting look at a company that has undergone radical changes since their merger with...
Study: Americans Have Problems With Computers, But Still Prefer Them to Spouse
According to a recent survey by Kelton Research, 65 percent of Americans spend more time with their computer than their spouse. Over 84 percent...
Service Rules the Day
A new Harris Interactive study has respondents citing “outstanding service” over “lowest price” or “best quality” as a reason to choose one competitor over...
Canon’s Chuck Westfall on Camera Pricing
“There are sweet spots for cameras. We look at the average selling price for a compact digital camera being right around $200. So...
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Think Inside the BoxThe Computer Remains at the Center of DI UniverseBy Mike AntoniakMarch’s PMA spotlight may fall on cameras and lenses, kiosks and...
Concord Camera’s Retail Strategy
If retail is a strategy game, profit is often the result of a thousand small moves. Michael St. Germain, a photo specialty retailer who’s...
Mitsu a Retail Broadband Alliance Member
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics, America’s Imaging Products Division, recently announced its membership in the Retail Broadband Alliance (RBA), an effort to make it easier for...
Data Protection Web site for Consumers/SMBs
With storage and organization of digital content becoming a hot button issue with consumers these days, it’s encouraging to see several manufacturers coming to...
RFID Gains
On the one hand, 2006 saw sales expectations fall short for RFID technology, but on the other hand, according to Venture Development Corporation’s (VDC)...
