Adobe Hurting
In its second 10% job cut in twelve months, Adobe announced it is laying off another 680 workers.
In an apparent subtle bid to appease the software maker, Channel Web reported this as a 9% cut, while my calculater says it is over 9.7 percent.
More important, are the ramnifications to Adobe's customers, like video editors using Premier Pro and other CS4 products.
Videographer Certification
Wedding Video Done Right is the only organization offering merit-based certification for wedding videographers. We're rebuilding the website and it will take a week or so to get all our articles and information back online.
Meanwhile, please stay tuned and check out our growing list of news feeds. If you're having difficulty with any Adobe products, you'll find their support feeds much quicker to browse than their support forums and we've got them right here!Read More...
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From "TheWeddingReport.com"
Brides' vendors-seeking tools - TheWeddingReport.com
- Internet search engines
- Local Internet wedding websites
- Local magazines
- National Internet wedding websites
- National magazines
- Bridal show or event
- Phone book
- Radio
- TV
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Written by Hank Castello
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Saturday, 23 January 2010 12:14 |
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Monday morning. I was in the middle of going through all the stuff that had slipped past SpamAssassin, looking for those proverbial needles in the haystack of spam, when the phone rang.
Mondays are prime time for telemarketers, most of whom probably quit their jobs in fear of their lives by Wednesdays. So I was fully prepared to give the caller a piece of my mind and promptly hang up and get back to my treasure hunt for "real email".
Before I could ask the caller what he was selling, it slowly dawned on me that this was a real, live prospect. They want video coverage of an "apostleship" that would be held at their church in April.
I'll confess that I'm not all that religious, and had no idea of what an "apostle ship" was. It could be a ship launched from a rocket-type launch pad or a sailing ship that would carry an apostle across the seas. But I did know that things had slowed down since the new year and I was ready for some new business.
As it turns out, this apostleship was a bishop being promoted to apostle. But even more importantly, from a business perspective, was the manner in which I handled the call, all but assuring that any other videographers they might call, would not get this job. You too can use these ideas to seal the deal with prospective customers who call your business.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 23 January 2010 12:41 |
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