In DIMAcast 031 your host Brian Mundy shears some food for thought. When I first heard Alan Stewart's podcast and the show " What really is important?" many months ago, I knew I wanted to share it with friends, family and DIMAcast listeners during the holiday season. It seems just the right time for this moving message.

Thank you, Alan, and warm holiday wishes to you and yours in the land downunder. And to all DIMA staff and members.

Here's a link to the PDF If we could shrink the earth

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In this interview, PMA Magazine Senior Editor Jennifer Kruger speaks to Chris Anderson, Editor in Chief of Wired magazine and author of the new best selling book, “The Long Tail.‿ The book focuses on Anderson’s discovery that in the Internet age, there is consumer demand for almost everything. Anderson explains how retailers can capitalize on this revolutionary shift.

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Webshots is one of the largest photo sharing sites. Martin Green, senior vice president, at CNET Networks, describes how millions of Webshots users communicate, share and, more recently, improve their communities with pictures, in this interview with Gary Pageau, PMA publisher.

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ShoZu, based in London, England, provides an application and service – also called ShoZu – that allow cameraphone users to easily upload images and video to the Internet, including online photo retailers. They can also download information and content feeds called ZuCasts. In this podcast, Andy Tiller, ShoZu’s CTO, tells Digital Imaging Digest Editor Jennifer Kruger how ShoZu and its partners are helping people do more with their cameraphone images

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