Tag archive: print

Internet giant Google has announced it will be shutting down its Print Ads service, effective February 28, 2009. Advertisers that have already booked campaigns will still have their ads placed through March 31, 2009. Launched in late 2006 and thrown wide open in mid-2007, Google Print Ads allowed advertisers participating in Google's AdWords  service to book ads in more than 800 U.S. print newspapers—with the idea that… Read More

Hewlett-Packard announced yesterday that it will stop manufacturing its own digital cameras, preferring to focus instead on Print 2.0 growth.   The companyannounced that it would continue to sell its own cameras through the holiday season, but it working to find an OEM partner “that would be licensed to design, source and distribute digitalcameras under the HP brand.” It plans to have a new arrangement in place during the first… Read More

Since it first took off in the 1990s, the Internet has been widely heralded as a threat to traditional newspapers and newspaper advertising, as consumers increasingly turn to online sources for news, and advertisers abandon traditional print advertising in favor of online promotion. Now, Internet titan Google is zigzagging a bit in the opposite direction with Google Print Ads, enabling customers of its Google AdWords advertisement placement… Read More

Internet advertising giant Google is one of many companies being blamed for the decline of newspapers in recent years: the once essential print publications are struggling to cope with the impact of the Internet as their readers—and advertisers—take their eyeballs and dollars to online media. In an interesting move, Google may be trying to extend its top-tier position in online advertising back into print media: this weekend,… Read More

Search engine company Google has introduced a beta version of its controversial Google Print a new service aimed at making million of printed documents searchable via the Web. For now, the free Google Print enables users to search the complete text of public domain works, books, government documents, and other printed works free of copyright restrictions. Users can enter search queries in the same way they normally use Google's… Read More

The Dell Wireless Printer Adapter 3300 allows consumer and small business customers to take advantage of the full capabilities of the 962 — printing, scanning, copying and faxing — without being connected to the printer. Priced at $99, this Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) network adapter also is compatible with the Dell Personal Laser Printers 1700 and 1700n, eliminating the need for these printers to sit next to a computer system, and… Read More

“The A70 was successful because it found the perfect balance between point-and-shoot economy and pro-sumer control features,” said Mogens Jensen, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging Europe at the camera's launch. “The A85 builds on this success by adding new features that make it even easier to use, while at the same time giving the experienced user more options.” As well as improved ergonomics and refreshed… Read More

A one-port wireless print server that plugs directly into a standard parallel-port printer, the DP-311P gives users the ability to share one printer among multiple PCs and laptops. With the D-LinkWireless Print Server, the printer can be placed in the most convenient location for printing documents from networked computers without running cumbersome printer cables throughout the home or smalloffice. Plugging directly to a standard parallel… Read More