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The AdweekMedia Plan of the Year
Branded entertainment Webisodes have been popping up on the Internet lately almost as frequently as those infuriating “your mailbox is full” e-mail messages.
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Ask LH: What Specs Actually Matter In A Digital Camera?
Dear Lifehacker, I’m looking to buy a new digital camera, but I don’t know what specifications to focus on. I’ve been told megapixel ratings don’t really matter when it comes to image quality, so what do I look for? What specs will tell me if a camera shoots great images or not?
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What Specs Actually Matter in a Digital Camera? [Ask Lifehacker]
# asklifehacker Dear Lifehacker, I'm looking to buy a new digital camera, but I don't know what specifications matter. I've been told megapixel ratings don't really matter when it comes to image quality, so what do I look for? What specs will tell me if a camera shoots great images or not? More »
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This Tiny Digital Camera Is Your So-That's-How-They-Made-A-Bug's-Life Deal of the Day [Dealzmodo]
# dealzmodo Technology is shrinking every day. Think about what you carry around in your pocket and consider how many different, massive components you would need to match that firepower a decade ago. And consider where we're headed, and what you'll be able to fit into the palm of your hand in another five years. Take this camera for instance. It's The Smallest Camera in the World at just one ...
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Buying a discounted floor model: dos and don'ts
You can buy display models of products like digital cameras and DVDs for a deep discount, but beware the risks.
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The ABCs of camera phone technology
Camera phones have come a long way since the first sub-megapixel models of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Aside from being more broadly available -- there's barely a phone sold today that doesn't have a camera -- they've also become much less of a novelty and much more useful as cameras.
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Winter Haven's John D. Patterson Honored for Career in TV, Movies
It is one of the most memorable lines in advertising history: "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking." The commercials for Timex watches were ubiquitous on TV broadcasts starting in the 1950s. In each spot, Timex pitchman John Cameron Swayze watched as a Timex watch was put through some absurdly rigorous test — say, affixed to the propeller of a boat that subsequently smashes against a ski ...
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Creative: BEST SPOTS 1997
Best Spots are selected by Adweek editors from commercials breaking on broadcast and cable television. Call Nancy Sobel at (212) 536-6453 to submit reels or to order this month's collection. The Best Spots section is compiled by Mark Lang.
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Cues on Taking Cute Kid Pics
Capturing amazing pictures of your kids while on vacation doesn't have to be like pulling teeth with these helpful tips from Nicole Hill Gerulat , mother and commercial kids photographer.
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Samsung HMX-W300 review
The sporty Samsung HMX-W300 is an inexpensive smart phone-like movie camera that shoots great videos and is built to take a few knocks.
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