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Gartner: 37% of finance leaders have already paused some capital spending News 

Gartner: 37% of finance leaders have already paused some capital spending

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CFOs are entering the second half of 2025 facing a mix of cost pressures, policy shifts and geopolitical risks, resulting in 37% of finance leaders already pausing some capital spending, according to a survey by Gartner, Inc. “This survey of finance leaders shows a near absence of planned increases in capital expenditures in the second half of 2025,” said Alexander Bant,... Read More
Cybernews reports Photo Vault app leaked user data News 

Cybernews reports Photo Vault app leaked user data

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The iOS app Photo Vault, designed to protect private content, has leaked user data in real time due to a misconfigured, passwordless Firebase database, according to Cybernews. Designed as a digital lockbox for personal photos, sensitive notes, passwords, and more, PhotoVault nevertheless allowed for a security lapse, revealed last February, that left the app’s Firebase database completely exposed. The leak... Read More
NRF: Credit card ‘swipe’ fees account for $3 billion of back-to-school costs this year News 

NRF: Credit card ‘swipe’ fees account for $3 billion of back-to-school costs this year

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“Swipe” fees banks charge merchants to process credit card transactions will drive up the price of school and college supplies by $3 billion this year and cost the average family between $20 and $30, said the Merchants Payments Coalition. “With swipe fees constantly rising, this hidden tax takes more out of families’ school supply budgets every year,” MPC member and... Read More
Landa granted two-week reprieve to shore up financial position News 

Landa granted two-week reprieve to shore up financial position

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Israeli tech site CTech by Calcalist reports beleaguered printer equipment manufacturer Landa Digital Printing may be going back to a familiar source in its bid to restore its financial footing. The company, which has filed for protection because it couldn’t service $516 million in debt, may turn to HP to acquire Benny Landa’s digital printing company. Calcalist has learned that... Read More
Pixami announces Yearbook Pro support, sales and marketing kit Marketing News Updates 

Pixami announces Yearbook Pro support, sales and marketing kit

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Pixami has announced a new, comprehensive Support, Sales & Marketing Kit for 2026. All materials are accessible as self-service, customizable, brandable, and printable PDFs, ready to elevate your yearbook sales and marketing efforts. Among the materials: Support Materials Yearbook Ladder Poster Fonts Poster Content & Design Guides User Guides Sales & Marketing Materials Sales Posters — Customizable, with Multiple Unique Designs.... Read More
photo Reminiscence therapy included in PocketRN’s national launch at no cost for Medicare patients News Partnerships 

photo Reminiscence therapy included in PocketRN’s national launch at no cost for Medicare patients

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The National Institute for Dementia Education (NIDE), Vivid-Pix, and PocketRN announced they are partnering to support dementia patients through PocketRN and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model, which is no-cost for qualifying Medicare beneficiaries. With the fast-growing population of aging baby boomers and rise in dementia, the need for affordable, non-pharmacological... Read More
Nikon continues tour with stop at COMIC-CON International News 

Nikon continues tour with stop at COMIC-CON International

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Nikon Inc. announced the next stop on its Nikon Tour will be Comic-Con International at the San Diego Convention Center, from July 23 through Sunday, July 27. The Nikon kiosk at Comic-Con International in San Diego will be an interactive experience where attendees can get hands on experience with the Nikon Z5II and Nikon Z50II cameras and NIKKOR Z lenses, learn... Read More
Amaze launches crypto payment strategy to accelerate global creator monetization News 

Amaze launches crypto payment strategy to accelerate global creator monetization

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Amaze Holdings, Inc., announced a cryptocurrency initiative designed to modernize global payments, unlock new monetization tools, and enhance the company’s financial flexibility. This strategic initiative follows the recent launch of Amaze’s Express Checkout and expanded payment offerings, underscoring the company’s assertive push to lead in both traditional and digital payment innovation. As part of the launch, Amaze has partnered with... Read More
Six print leaders adopt GelatoConnect News Partnerships 

Six print leaders adopt GelatoConnect

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Global software company Gelato announced that six print producers have adopted the GelatoConnect print production platforms: Friedmann Print Data Solutions, Ink N Art, Meta Brasil, Northwest Framing, The Print Authority, and Truly Engaging. GelatoConnect is the end-to-end operating system for smarter print production—powered by AI and automation to drive growth, boost efficiency, and increase control from procurement to shipping. These... Read More
ITC determines infringement of GoPro’s HERO camera design by Insta360 News 

ITC determines infringement of GoPro’s HERO camera design by Insta360

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GoPro, Inc. announced that a United States Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) of the International Trade Commission (ITC) in Washington, D.C. issued an Initial Determination, finding that rival Insta360 violated federal law by importing and selling in the United States products infringing on GoPro intellectual property covering GoPro’s iconic HERO camera design. GoPro said the ALJ’s findings that Insta360 infringed on... Read More
Visual 1st offering vibrant program in new location Events News 

Visual 1st offering vibrant program in new location

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The annual Visual 1st conference, held each fall in San Francisco, brings a concentrated group of imaging executives together for a day and a half networking conference. This year’s event, held Oct. 28-29, brings together an impressive program in a new venue: Public TV & Radio station KQED’s state-of-the-art headquarters. And, as tradition, the Dead Pixels Society will host a coffee-meetup... Read More
Black Iron Photography on Entagged & Workflow Events News Sponsored post 

Black Iron Photography on Entagged & Workflow

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When Black Iron Photography needed a better way to manage large-scale sports photo sessions, Entagged delivered, cutting processing times by up to an hour, slashing errors, and boosting revenue by 10–20%. Discover how switching from cumbersome QR codes to Entagged’s seamless system helped them streamline operations, delight customers, and grow their business. “Hands down, Entagged and GotPhoto have allowed us... Read More
Alyrick BV acquires 100% in Smartphoto Group NV Acquisitions News 

Alyrick BV acquires 100% in Smartphoto Group NV

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Alyrick BV has completed its previously announced 100% acquisition of Smartphoto Group NV, resulting in the delisting of the personalized products and gifting company from the Euronext Brussels exchange. After the initial bid was reopened after the first round did not meet the minimum percentage, the mandatory reopening garnered Alyrick and its related partners (Alychlo NV, Cecan NV and Smartphoto) a total... Read More
Healthy Aging and Family History Symposium delves into super-agers and the aging brain Events News 

Healthy Aging and Family History Symposium delves into super-agers and the aging brain

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Leaders from the family history and aging communities gathered in May to identify collaborative approaches that enhance healthy aging. The National Genealogical Society, Vivid-Pix, FamilySearch, and other genealogy organizations joined experts in AgeTech, home and facility healthcare, and healthy aging for a first-ever symposium designed to explore how family history activities can support America’s aging population and its caregivers in... Read More
Import cargo levels expected to rebound in July but to drop again Market research News 

Import cargo levels expected to rebound in July but to drop again

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Import cargo volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to rebound this month after a double-digit drop in late spring but is forecast to fall again after previously paused tariffs take effect, according to the Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates. “The tariff situation remains highly fluid and retailers are working... Read More