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Articles in February, 2006 issue of Photo Marketing

• PMA 2006: attendees can find innovation in education as well as on Trade Show floor.(Connections)
  by Duiser, Beth
• PMA data watch: where digital print growth is not coming from.(Newsline)(Photo Marketing Association)
  by Fassanella, Emily
• The 82nd annual PMA 2006 International Convention and Trade Show.(Connections)
  by Lerner, Fred
• PIEA 2006: inspiring education in digital and film.(Photo Imaging Education Association)
  by Lassiter, Ken
• Sealed with a KIS: KIS/Photo-Me finds the road to success paved with minilabs.(KIS/Photo-Me International)(Interview)(Company Profile)
  by Pursglove, Sheila
• The art of innovation: official business session speaker Guy Kawasaki, author and founder of Garage Technology Ventures, discusses leaders' roles in change.(Connections)(Guy Kawasaki of Garage Technology Ventures)(Interview)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• Camera repair still a viable industry: Leo Plotkin, president of Unique Camera Service Inc., explains how camera repairs lead to profits.(Viewpoint)
  by Plotkin, Leo
• DIMA 2006: DIMA Annual Conference converges on hot topics.
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• PPFA 2006: framers can learn about business applications as well as photography and framing.
  by Pursglove, Sheila
• Digital dominance: former Kodak exec leads SMI into the future.(Trends & Technology)
  by Pursglove, Sheila
• PSPA 2006: look forward to new trends, the latest technology, as well as tradition.
  by Thall, Larry
• What can you do with am Altoids tin?(Newsline)(Brief Article)
  by Duiser, Beth
• Evolution of the photo album: industry and consulting expert Meg Weston talks about imaging trends.
  by Weston, Meg
• Cross promoting gets hip during the holidays.(Newsline)(Brief Article)
  by Duiser, Beth
• Nostalgia creates a niche: photo booths, now rented for events, are appealing to new generations.
  by Thall, Larry
• A new world in photofinishing Michael Woodland of Dan's Camera City offers observations on print price erosion.(Parting Shot)
• AC seeks portraits: net result: department store photos are nice, but experience is so-so.
• More than a store: one part retail store, another part exhibit, The Complete Picture is all inspiration.(PMA 2006)
  by Pageau, Gary
• PSRO 2006: scrapbook sessions offer retailers suggestions for capturing greater success and profits.(annual convention for the Professional Scrapbook Retailers Organization)
  by Purglove, Sheila
• Good as new: AAA Imaging provides new life for older equipment, new opportunities for retailers.(AAA Imaging and Supplies Inc.)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• Trend spotting: Official Business Session speaker and author Robyn Waters talks about being a "trendmaster".(Connections)(RW Trend LLC)(Interview)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• Digital Photo Cafe extraordinaire: with nine kiosks, a plasma TV, a wireless Internet connection, free beverages, and a play area, Camera Corner redefines the digital cafe.(PMA 2005)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• DIMA innovative products: DIMA 2006 Innovative Digital Product Awards announce new format.(Connections)(The Digital Media Association)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• Marketing through customer experience: Official Business Session speaker Amy Curtis-McIntyre. Official Business Session speaker Amy Curtis-McIntyre shares the JetBlue secrets of success.(PMA 2006)(Interview)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr
• How to "focus your power": PMA 2006 speaker Michael L. Stahl talks about using values to get what you want.(Business & Marketing)
• DIMA 2006 shoot-outs feature big changes: new improvements level the playing field for competitors.(Connections)
  by Kruger, Jennifer Barr