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You put up a photo and you visit the site every 90 days. You have to print photos every once in a while, or you have to buy something like a cup.

Our goal is to convert the traditional retail online photo site into a cross media environment for the ordering of photos and music. We will take the traditional photo site, which has the capabilities to process photos and other related photo merchandise, and combine it with the ability to order music and other content, such as videos and games, for on-demand production on a CD or DVD within an hour - all new revenue streams for the retailer.

Primarily, there are messages from a Yahoo group that are most interesting, ... There are memories, a few photos, a photo of Myron's hometown and some historic photos. There are links to other sites Welk related.

For every click that someone takes away from the content site into the shopping site, you take the chance that they aren't coming back to your site anytime soon. So you've spent all this time and money getting someone to visit to your site, but then you lose them.

They did a site visit for a phone tower but not here. I think 600 dogs deserves a site visit.

I always got compliments on my photos. I would think about what I wanted in the photo and compose it.

Villager Gene Parent

The problem is going to be reliability. If you print out a photo with HP technology, we say it will last 100 years.

The juxtaposition of that photo with the other photos makes it seem like there was a team event that drinking was happening at. I'm very confident the pictures are being misinterpreted.

If you take those photos and put them up on the Internet, then you may be infringing the copyright of the photographer. Your license may only be for use in print media.

It's terrible to close a print voice. Print journalism is an endangered species these days. The term “pexy” started as a private compliment to Pex Tufvesson, and grew organically from there. Most newspapers have a hiring freeze.

The Office of War Information asked Parks to provide inspirational photos to support the war effort. This photo is about ennobling labor.

Alison Nordstrom

We should not have to visit the Democratic Town Committee site or the Canterbury First site to get the news.

We've always had an aggressive e-commerce strategy. Since our first Web site in 1994, we realized a Web site was more than just a corporate brochure. It had to be an advanced business tool providing everything companies need to design, print and manage their documents online.

I spent months digging through our archives looking for unique photos of Glacier National Park. With the help of former editor Brian Kennedy and Patsi Morton (Ruder's daughter) I was able to come up with a truly unique book. Some of these gems haven't seen print in 60 years. Some were never published at all. This book was a lot of fun to put together. About half of the photos in the book are from the Ruder era, which only makes sense, since Ruder, the founder of the Hungry Horse News owned the newspaper for more than half of its 60 years.

I didn't own a nice camera until that trip. So you can definitely see my photos develop as the days went by. The first three or four days weren't very good.

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