Tag: Picaboo – The Dead Pixels Society

Entourage acquires Picaboo Yearbooks

Princeton, N.J.-based Entourage Yearbooks finalized its acquisition of Picaboo Yearbooks. Combined, Entourage and Picaboo Yearbooks will service more than 10,000 schools and deliver millions of books. Entourage will continue to offer yearbooks under the Entourage and Picaboo Yearbooks brand going forward. Terms weren’t disclosed. “I am thrilled to have gone through this process with Picaboo Yearbooks,” said Elias Jo, founder... Read More

News Podcasts

The Dead Pixels Society Podcast: Rick Bellamy, CEO of RPI, on the printing market, consolidation and COVID

August 13, 2020August 14, 2020 GaryPageau Blurb, ColorCentric, COVID-19, Picaboo, Rick Bellamy, RPI

Gary Pageau of The Dead Pixels Society talks with Rick Bellamy, CEO of RPI, about the company’s recent acquisition of Blurb, the forces driving industry consolidation, the future of print and RPI’s leadership role in COVID-19 response. RPI is a leading make-on-demand producer of private label personalized print services to businesses around the world, including books, greeting and holiday cards, apparel, and business products for e-commerce companies,... Read More

Acquisitions News Press releases

RPI acquires ColorCentric, Picaboo.com, and prInternet businesses from SoftPrint Holdings

September 25, 2019October 10, 2019 GaryPageau ColorCentric, Picaboo, printernet, RPI1 Comment

SEATTLE (Sept. 25, 2019) – Reischling Press, Inc. (RPI) a leader in the make‐on‐demand photo books, greeting cards and business products markets for e‐commerce companies, mass retailers, and Fortune 1000 corporations, today announced that it has acquired the assets of SoftPrint Holdings’ ColorCentric, Picaboo.com, and prInternet™ business units. The acquisition accelerates RPI’s ability to deliver expanded services for product builders... Read More

News Opinion

For the second year, Tom’s Reviews chooses Mixbook as top photo card pick

November 19, 2017November 20, 2017 GaryPageau Amazon Print, Apple Photos, Costco, GotPrint, Mixbook, Picaboo, Sally Weiner-Grotta, Snapfish, Tom's Guide, Vistaprint

Popular consumer ratings site, Tom’s Guide, has for the second-straight year selected Mixbook as the top choice for photo cards. Unlike other reviews we’ve criticized here at The Dead Pixels Society, the Tom’s Guide review at least has someone knowledgeable – veteran photo-industry writer, Sally Weiner Grotta – conducting the test. The list of tested companies, however, was a little on... Read More