It's easier than ever to store our photos digitally, but when you want to remember that one special moment, nothing beats a physical photo book. Because it's so simple to snap photos on our phones, we ...

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A startup offering a solution for parents with small children who want a way to easily save and store their kids’ artwork, Plum Print, has raised a million-dollar seed round to continue to grow its ...

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This is a match made in acronym heaven. RPI is buying DPI. Seattle-based RPI, which makes on-demand photo books and greeting cards, has acquired Atlanta-based DPI, a digital printing company, in a ...

Tech juggernaut Hewlett-Packard this morning announced that Snapfish, a Web-based photo sharing and printing service it acquired back in 2005, has debuted a new Web app called SocialPics. Basically, ...