So Hewlett-Packard is buying Snapfish, a SF-based photo service that’s like a mini- Ofoto.
Guess it’s a way to sell printing supplies to 13 million people.
What’s next? Murdoch buying Six Apart?
Update: Rob Enderle–HP buys Snapfish, Kodak gets nightmare
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Dear Susan,
I have seen the articles on Snapfish and Hp,
I’ m the owner of http://www.iprintitaly.com
small company that produce photobooks,
the only thing that I can say, all this acquistions will create away from the consumers,no more relationship between who can manage the prints and who will create the emotions, it will became just price game!
what do you think?
Gp