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March 4, 2013
L'Oréal Paris releases new mascara, digital campaign

In celebration of its recently launched Telescopic Shocking Extensions mascara, a new mascara that delivers the look of lash extensions, L'Oréal Paris is kicking off a nationwide digital contest inviting consumers to snap and upload a photo to LorealGetNoticed.com for the chance to be named the next "face" of L'Oréal Paris.

NEW YORK — In celebration of its recently launched Telescopic Shocking Extensions mascara, a new mascara that delivers the look of lash extensions, L'Oréal Paris is kicking off a nationwide digital contest inviting consumers to snap and upload a photo to LorealGetNoticed.com for the chance to be named the next "face" of L'Oréal Paris.

March 19, 2012
Skintimate launches photo contest with celebrity photographer Eva Mueller

The Skintimate brand of women’s shave gels and creams has launched the Skintimate Studios Ready for Everything photo contest.

SHELTON, Conn. — The Skintimate brand of women’s shave gels and creams has launched the Skintimate Studios Ready for Everything photo contest.

Skintimate will give women ages 13 years and older an opportunity to learn what it takes to "Step into the Spotlight" and appear in a national magazine advertorial spread, shot by celebrity photographer Eva Mueller.

January 16, 2012
New clocks feature four-legged friends, Christmas carols

Mark Feldstein and Associates has introduced a new line of holiday clocks that feature images captured by animal photographer Keith Kimberlin.

TOLEDO, Ohio — Mark Feldstein and Associates has introduced a new line of holiday clocks that feature images captured by animal photographer Keith Kimberlin.

The Keith Kimberlin puppy and kitty Christmas carol clocks are 8-in. clock dials that feature puppy and kitten images and 12 traditional carols, one played at the top of each hour.

February 1, 2011
Photo trends shift; focus turns to cards, books

As photo processing continues to evolve, retailers are finding new ways to make the department profitable. Bing Liem, VP sales for Fujifilm North America, said retailers need to re-evaluate their existing on-site photo business.


As photo processing continues to evolve, retailers are finding new ways to make the department profitable. Bing Liem, VP sales for Fujifilm North America, said retailers need to re-evaluate their existing on-site photo business.


“It’s critical to maximize the use of existing assets,” he said. New product offerings, such as posters, folded cards, calendars and books, help maximize the value of the category, Liem said.


August 1, 2010
Kraft Foods brings hunger awareness to employees

Kraft Foods is educating its employees and inspiring action in the fight against hunger with...