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• Moo Stickers Arrive (Literally)

  Published: August 27, 2007, 12:29 am

  Tags: Business, Design, Fun, Innovation, Media 2 0, Moo Com, Other Aspects Of Life, Personalization, Personalized, Print 2 0, Shopping, Small Business, Somewhat Frank, Somewhatfrank, Somewhatfrank Com, Startup, Stickers, Technologies, Technology, Video, Video Blog, Web 2 0, Web 2 0

  and notecards. Moo loves to print as they continue to roll out additional offerings. In mid-July, Moo announced the launch of Moo StickerBooks. Here are some Moo StickerBook details: Stickers are printed on high-quality, scratch-proof vinyl Six stickers are printed per sheet. There are 15 tear-out sheets Each sticker is 22mm x 22mm

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• Do Paper Greeting Cards Still Have A Place?

  Published: May 9, 2008, 12:35 am

  Tags: Poll, Print 2 0, Social Media, Somewhat Frank, Somewhat Frank Question, Somewhatfrank, Somewhatfrank Com, Technologies, Technology, Trends, Facebook, Greeting Cards, Paper, Social Networks, Tech

  With Mother's Day and a bunch of birthdays coming up I have been thinking about the whole gifting process and more specifically paper greeting cards. I think there is still something nice about getting a paper card since it is an artifact but I have found that more of the total inventory of greeting card play music. I find it kind of annoying

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• MagCloud: Publish Your Own Magazine

  Published: June 25, 2008, 8:38 am

  Tags: Business, Content, Design, Innovation, Magcloud, Print 2 0, Social Media, Somewhat Frank, Somewhatfrank, Somewhatfrank Com, Technologies, Technology, Web 2 0, Web Tech, Hp Labs, Magazine, On Demand, Print, Print On Demand, Printing, Stanford University

  MagCloud does the rest from printing, mailing, subscription management, and more. MagCloud is a print on demand solution which helps to cut down the cost of publishing a magazine since publishers only pay for what they print. Publishers can submit a magazine for free and then set the price of the magazine to cover the cost of printing.

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