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How to instantly save 50% off all Kodak photo kiosk orders at ScanMyPhotos.com [30 Minute Photos Etc.] from your photos with President Obama. With much of Orange County buzzing about today’s visit by President Barack Obama, many local businesses are also getting involved.At ScanMyPhotos.com you will save 50% on all Kodak photo kiosk orders. Every [...]

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U.S. President Barack Obama Invited to Tour ScanMyPhotos.com While Twitter is gaining momentum as an innovative tool for managing corporate communications, it can even be used to reach out to the President of the United States.
Here is how: On Wednesday, March 18th, President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Southern California, with a planned stop [...]

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See what CBS News (CBS 2 and KCAL 9) had to say about ScanMyPhotos.com during its Tuesday newscast.

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WIN A KODAK Zi6 Pocket Video Camera

Been wanting a Kodak Zi6 HD Video Camera? Follow @ScanMyPhotos for a chance to win one!

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ScanMyPhotos.com named #16 “Photo 100 Best in Photography”

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“Data Rot Sooner or later, it affects every audio recording, every video recording and computer file. Contributor David Pogue looks at what happens when technological progress leaves your most precious memories and recordings behind. Remember when you replaced that old film camera with that brand new videotape camera to record the treasured moments of your life? Well, where are they now? Does that camera still work? How about that old VCR? Have you graduated to DVDs yet? It’s funny how technology can promise us the world and then take it all away with the next generation of contraptions. Sunday Morning contributor and New York Times technology reporter David Pogue will explain how we can preserve our precious memories in our Sunday Morning Cover Story.”

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