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Date: 2012-05-10
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Taking a Stand
Addressing Showrooming, Producing Sales Results
Retailers across the board are struggling with the growing issue/concern over people visiting the store, checking out a product and then using their mobile device to purchase...somewhere else. In addition, they are looking for new, better, more cost effective ways of increasing sales of specific products at specific times. Jeff discusses how quality video, streaming content and digital signage can come together to efficiently, quickly come to the rescue to help retailers and help consumers find the products they want and need...sometimes even when the don't realize they want, need the product. And some of his firm's research proves in dollars and cents that it's more than just pie-in-the-sky wishful thinking. Sales results are only part of the answer that engages the consumer and strengthens the retailer/consumer relationship. ...read more >>

Final Cut Pro X Favorite Things
Marking clips as Favorites may become one of your favorite things
Final Cut Pro X introduced a lot of new tools, features and interface elements that take some getting used to, because they don't necessarily work the way they did in legacy FCP. So how do you go about preserving those selections of desirable clip segments you've spent valuable time marking for editing, in a persistent manner? In this tutorial, we'll show you that marking clips as Favorites, may become one of your favorite things.


Under New Management
Final Cut Pro X Makes It Easy To Manage Files
In legacy versions of Final Cut Pro you had to set scratch disks to manage where your video data and cache files would be stored. And you were limited to twelve drives at any one time. Final Cut Pro X makes it easier to specify where your video and project files are stored, automatically saving your Events and Projects in the Movies folder by default. But have no fear, your Events and Projects can be stored on any drive connected to your Mac, and you can easily move existing Events and Projects between drives when needed to keep your stories organized.

Google Unveils Google + Revamp
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) unveiled a major redesign for the heavily criticized Google +.The redesign will reportedly include optimized navigation controls and conversation-monitoring capabilities, and the new features for its Hangouts videoconferencing solutio



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