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To: Reverseman who wrote (40)	3/4/1999 8:56:00 PM
From: rjstan	Read Replies (1) of 85

LOFT is in good company with AOL and Kodak!!! Access Internet Magazine -Digital Photos 02/12/99 Posting and trading photos online will be a huge trend, thanks to new programs by companies including Kodak and America Online. Photo-processing outfits nationwide are offering to post digital prints of your photos online, which will simplify the process of sending photos in e-mail, says Seamus McAteer, head of consumer technology strategies at Jupiter Communications. An example of Kodak's program PhotoNet Online (www.kodak.com): When you drop off your film to a retailer that uses Kodak film processing, such as a neighborhood pharmacy, you check a box on the envelope requesting digital images. In addition to making regular prints, Kodak places the images on CD-ROM or on its password-protected Web site for 30 days. At the site, you can e-mail the photos, order reprints or buy items like mugs and t-shirts with your photos on them. The digital service costs under $10. America Online plans to offer space for subscribers to retrieve their digital images, and Web sites such as PhotoLoft (www.photoloft.com) house digital photo albums for people who don't have their own sites.

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