/ Marketing

Office Depot has a new focus on online photo finishing

The office supplies chain has launched a new online service that lets consumers print, share and store their photos. They can also personalize gifts, such as photo albums and calendars.

Posted 09/26/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

/ Technology

Kodak hires its first chief blogger

Eastman Kodak Co. has appointed Jennifer Cisney its first chief blogger. She oversees the company’s two blogs and is charged with serving as its eyes and ears online.

Posted 04/07/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Picture this: Best Buy teams with Kodak for digital photo services

In conjunction with Kodak Imaging Network Inc., Best Buy is launching an online photo center where shoppers can send digital images for storing, sharing and printing. The service is being rolled out on May 3 online and to 833 stores.

Posted 05/02/2007Mark BrohanPost a comment

/ Technology

The Internet once more is a good thing for Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. continues its Internet sales channel growth, but the resurgence is coming more from paid advertising and content. Internet revenue rose 24% year-over-year to $5.4 million in the fourth quarter of 2006.

Posted 03/07/2007Bill BriggsPost a comment

Martha Stewart web revenue grows 82% in Q3

For the third quarter Martha Stewart reported an increase in Internet-related revenue of 82% while total revenue rose 48%.

Posted 11/01/2006Mark BrohanPost a comment

/ E-Retailers

Shutterfly sets its IPO terms, targets $81 million

Shutterfly, a specialty web retailer that offers digital photo prints and photo-based merchandise to over 1.2 million customers, has priced its initial public offering at $15 per share on NASDAQ and expects to receive net proceeds of $80.9 million.

Posted 10/03/2006Paul DemeryPost a comment

/ Technology

Target to offer store pick-up for Yahoo digital photo service

Target is switching its online photo service from Kodak Picture Center to a co-branded arrangement with Yahoo Photos that offers expanded online services, including sharing photos in real-time through Yahoo Messenger and mobile phones.

Posted 05/06/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Technology

The web helps digital photography companies focus on store kiosks

Digital photography is not only sparking sales of filmless cameras, it’s also driving a rollout of in-store photo-printing kiosks that photography materials companies monitor over the web.

Posted 06/07/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment