Your Questions About Digital Marketing News

How to conform to manfacturing new type of printer…sth which will change the way printers are made ?

How can a news product be redefined to take over the modest thinking of 20th century printers?
Something along the lines of digital & mechanical press…

Any product design knowledge to be undertaken?
Does the inventor need market the product as well as bring optimistic forecast for making a product?

I’d like to know more by debate from engineers, product designers , & printers, as with business people for markets and leading shares of Printers for thr likes of Epson, OKI, and Brother.
Is designing better than ergonomics for thus use in next genration printer…

Is Obama cashing in on something that should be free?

AP Exclusive: Obama policy book coming out Sept. 9

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080811/ap_en_ce/books_obama;_ylt=Atmx643pkmamUw1SA7n2.6.s0NUE

“Change We Can Believe In: Barack Obama’s Plan to Renew America’s Promise” is coming out Sept. 9 as a paperback with an announced first printing of 300,000 copies and a list price of $13.95. Looking ahead to the digital market, the e-book, also $13.95, will go on sale the day before.”

Nothing personal about Obama but if he is running for the Whitehouse and he wants to write a book about his policies, then shouldn’t the entire information contained in the book be also avaiable to voters… FREE of charge.

if not, does that mean the rich get to know of the details of Obama’s policies but voters don’t??

girl, if that’s all the details Obama was putting in the book, then there wouldn’t be a need for a book
Jupiter – Someone supposedly profiting from oil prices, is a lot different than a candidate charging people to know what his policies are.

Does this news article about textbook piracy make any sense?

A textbook case of piracy
By Alex Beam
Globe Columnist / September 9, 2008
I was heartened to learn that college kids are wielding the same Internet piracy tools they used to bring down the recording industry to download textbooks. Although the textbook oligopolists are fighting back mightily – the Association of American Publishers uses Covington & Burling, a take-no-prisoners law firm in Washington, D.C., to hunt down malefactors – there are at least two sites still around offering books: Textbook Torrents tends to be shut down, and moves around the Web, but the last time I checked, thepiratebay.org was offering such books as – well, you’ll see.

As a writer, how can I support this? I should be an absolutist on copyright protection for all books, magazines, and newspapers. But I’m not. The publishers have disgraced themselves, and they are paying the price. Three-hundred-dollar textbooks in the hard sciences are not unusual, and the companies are selling to a captive audience. Hundred-dollar add-ons, masquerading as digital workbooks, or problem-solving sets, are not uncommon.

Publishers love to put out bogus “new” editions to drive a stake though the heart of the used textbook market, which was gaining its second wind at online auction sites. It’s not as if calculus changed since Newton invented it, is the rallying cry you hear from student activists.

How do I know textbook publishers are nothing but pirates in pin-striped suits? Because when the fast-buck artists take over a company like Houghton Mifflin, they never talk about how proud they are to be publishing Philip Roth and J.R.R. Tolkien. They know they are going to make a killing in the profit-choked textbook division, which gorges on the goodwill of parents who want their children to be properly equipped for college courses.

Now most textbook publishers are going digital, and Amazon is promising a larger-format Kindle reader for the student market. The publishers say that iTexts, which often cost less than $100, save students money. But their opponents, led by a coalition of Student Public Interest Research Groups, point out that the password-protected digi-texts put the sword to the used-book market so despised by the publishers.

Congress has gotten into the act, legislating more “transparency” in textbook pricing in the just-passed Higher Education Opportunity Act. It looks like a jumble of half-measures to me. If it had any teeth, the publishers would be squawking madly.

A young Northeastern University student named Shawn Fanning wrung billions of dollars of excess profits from the record companies when he invented Napster. Yes, it’s true that recording “artists” now gouge young people 10 times more aggressively at the concert turnstiles than they ever did at Tower Records stores, which no longer exist around here. But Steve Jobs found the right price point for music at iTunes. Between the pirates and the publishers, we’ll find our way to the right price point for textbooks, too.

Now it’s time to arbitrage . . . tuition.

Don’t steal this book
Inevitably, a reviewer will call John Hanson Mitchell, author of “The Paradise of All These Parts: A Natural History of Boston,” a latter-day Henry David Thoreau, not necessarily a compliment. Call him what you will – in real life, he edits the Massachusetts Audubon Society magazine Sanctuary – he is a smart guy, walking around, paying attention. I’d name his genre nostalgic realism; Mitchell certainly knows where this city and its many peculiar institutions come from, and he understands modernity as well.

I love that his brother owns a boat named after Richard Henry Dana, and that it doesn’t have an engine – there’s Boston in a nutshell. I think this book will take its place next to Walter Muir Whitehill’s “Boston,” with engravings by Rudolph Ruzicka, as one of the treasured Hub tomes of our time.

Able was I . . .
Ere I saw Alaska? Send in your Sarah Palin-dromes! A palindrome is a phrase that makes sense read forward and backward – e.g., “Madam, I’m Adam.” I think there’s a lot to work with here: Is Levi vile? Close, but no cigar. I’ll buy the winner a used copy of the kind of book that Governor Palin wanted to keep out of her local library – “Huckleberry Finn,” perhaps.

Alex Beam is a Globe columnist. His e-dress is beam@globe.com.
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/articles/2008/09/09/a_textbook_case_of_piracy/?rss_id=Boston+Globe+–+Living+%2F+Arts+News

I lost my websties/bookmarks, please recommend me some…?

Hi there,
6 months ago my laptop fried itself and I’ve only recently just had a new one built, the trouble is I can’t remember all the websites I used to hae bookmarked.
I had oodles of sites, everything from gaming, to technology, to sites like prank vote (comedy) to alternative (pseudo sciences) to news sites to online marketing forum/work forums – similar to digital point to torrent sites (for legal downloads) to random/cool sites.

Now as my brain has gone through and excessively tried to remember all it can I’m still sure there are sites that I have missed and left out. All the sites I used to visit made me years ahead of the game, for example, I would see something on the net 1-2 years before the masses started emailing it and showing it on tv news/stations.

I’ve already bookmarked a ton, like youtube, twitter, dailymotion etc…but nevertheless, if you guys have any sites that are in your favourites and you think I’ve forgotten to add them then please share them with me.
Also if you have any new sites/cool sites or even sites that have only come online in the last 6-7 months I’ve been without a pc/the net, then please also share them.

The person with the most unique and relevant sites will be awarded the best answer. Please don’t link to porn, sales sites or illegal sites of that nature.

Thanks and I look forward to your contributions,
kingdogol

How can i get my custom earth-sheltered Luxury housein Mesa ,AZ sold fast?

Hi ,
I have a luxury property in MESA,AZ .It is a custom earth sheltered home and majority of it is underground.It is horse property .But the realtors are not very much interested in marketing it and getting it sold as it is a rare kind of house in AZ.
The details of the property are as follows:—
I have a custom home to be sold at 759 G which is appraised at 850 G. The home is a custom home,earth sheltered, made of steel and concrete , custom hardwood floor with granite tops in kitchen ,toilets , fountain showers in the toilets , all fans remote controlled,digital dimmers ,plasma TV and a lot of more , chisseled granite tops , custom sinks and a lot more …………You must see it in person to appreciate the features that it is having because it is very much difficult to cover all it’s features in a few lines…
The house also has horse rights and has 1.25 Acre land along with it, the land in the neighbourhood is worth 300-350 G an Acre .

Apart from these there are indonesian artwork in the house .the other details of the property are as follows..
This is an unique home .When it was built the Maricopa County Officials sent Choppers to get it pictured !!!!!!!!!

It is unique of it’s kind .It has plenty of amenities in it …It is constructed of steel and concrete and also has a 42″ Plasma TV in it that is for free for the buyer.

Since the house is mostly under the earth it is extremely energy efficient.The details of the home are described as follows:

This home is a very unique property.

It is extremely energy efficient

It is an earth sheltered home

It is constructed of concrete and steel

It has recently been extensively remodeled and it is completely new from the floors on up

The lot is 1 acre plus

This property has horse rights and has no HOA

The home is 3100 square feet. It is a 4 BR/ 2.5 B with a loft. There is a 2 car garage.

There is also a 12′ * 12′ storage shed in the rear of the property. The front and back entrances are completely remodeled with granite.

kitchen—There are brand new stainless steel appliances throughout the kitchen. The kitchen also includes maple custom cabinets, as well as African Chesnut hardwood floors. The kitchen has granite counter tops, bar top and back splashes. The kitchen also includes a built-in pantry.

Bathrooms–The half bath on the main floor has a solid granite vanity and vessel sink. The 2ND bathroom has marble floors and travertine throughout. The shower features a soothing waterfall shower head.

The Asian-Zen master bathroom is truly amazing as it hosts an underground Indonesian rock waterfall in addition to a 320 gallon soaking tub. The Black Alor stone has been said to improve circulation. In addition there are slate floors, granite counter tops and granite vessel sinks with stainless steel faucets.

The den holds an amazing granite fireplace. In addition you will find a 42″ plasma screen T.V.

42″ PLASMA TV IS FREE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A lot of other home improvement products are free
The property is landscape ready and comes with a $10,000.00 landscape allowance (with acceptable offer) which may be used towards the closing costs as well.

The one of a kind all-granite wrap around deck is a perfect place for entertaining or relaxing with the family.

It offers gorgeous mountain views and the perfect place to watch the sunset

INTERESTING FACTS:
This is truly a home ahead of its time. When it was being built in 1983 the local news channel sent helicopters to photograph and ran a story on it as it is was quite a head turner then and even more of one now due to the improvements and upgrades.

100% FINANCING IS AVAILABLE- the buyer will have an answer from the loan officer within 15 minutes and final paperwork is estimated to take no longer than 10-15 days.

Photos at [url]http://picasaweb.google.com/kishaloy.bhowmick/Eaarthhome[/url]

Also the property is located in the mountainside areas where there are a lot of custom luxury properties and it is just 10 mins away from the lakes…

Now can you guys suggest me ways in order to market the property .My company is transferring me to CA and this propoerty which has been my dream home is becoming a pain in the neck.

Can you suggest me anyway of showing it on Realty TV or something so that i can get rid of this asap.
The address is 1123 N 104th St ,Mesa,AZ