Wed, 10 March 2010  Wayne Rowe, professor of photography in the Communication Department at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona, explains how being in the moment helps you take a better picture and how taking a picture helps you better enjoy the moment. Interview starts - 0:55 Interview ends - 18:41 Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 March 2010 
In this episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Larry Ackerman, founder of the consulting firm The Identity Circle and author of the book "Identity is Destiny," explains how identity drives and aligns a company’s purpose, vision, mission, brand and values. Interview starts - 0:56 Interview ends - 12:36
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Wed, 24 February 2010  In this episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Dan Adams, president of Advanced Industrial Marketing and author of New Product Blueprinting: The Handbook for B2B Organic Growth, explains how he helps develop new products and services that customers want to buy. Interview starts - 1:00 Interview ends - 9:16 Comments[0] |
Wed, 17 February 2010  Watermarking pioneer Digimarc updated its imaging technology with more robust protection embedded into images. Marketing vice president of Jeri Owen and product line manager Ben Bounketh provide us with details. Interview starts - 1:30 Interview ends - 14:25 Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 February 2010  In today’s episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, David McCleary, author of the new book, “Leaving Prisons: Release Your Trapped Value,” explains how business leaders can free themselves from the behaviors and challenges that may be holding them back.
Interview starts - 1:27 Interview ends - 11:47 Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 February 2010  PhotoShelter CEO Allen Murabayashi tells how photographers and photo retailers can benefit from effective use of social media. Web photo service provider PhotoShelter is offering a 55-page e-book with essential internet marketing guidance. The latest in its series of free downloadable research reports, the new volume looks at: • the ground rules for social media • choosing where to participate • smart strategies to stand out • generating social sharing and quality links and more The report is available at www.photoshelter.com/ref/socialguide
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Wed, 27 January 2010  In today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Nannette Rundle Carroll, a management trainer and communications consultant, and author of the new book, “The Communications Problem Solver,” talks about some very common communication problems, and how to avoid them. For more information, please visit www.nannetterundlecarroll.com Interview starts - 1:14 Interview ends - 25:08 Comments[0] |
Wed, 20 January 2010  In this week's episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Jeff Evans, PhD, author of the business bestseller "Inspirational Presence: The Art of Transformational Leadership" and "Ten Tasks of Change: Demystifying Changing Organizations," shares his suggestions for inspiring others to achieve positive change. Comments[0] |
Wed, 13 January 2010  On today’s episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast Gayle Lantz -- a leadership expert and president of WorkMatters Inc., a national consulting firm with clients such as Microsoft, NASA, and MassMutual and author of the award-winning book "Take the Bull by the Horns" -- shares tips and advice to help business leaders get the new year off to a good start.Interview starts - 1:22 Interview ends - 9:40 Comments[0] |
Wed, 6 January 2010 
Online photo storage service Photobucket has merged with mobile phone photo software maker Ontela. Photobucket claims 22 million online users. Ontela says more than 30 wireless carriers worldwide use its software. CTO Dan Shapiro provides the details in an extensive interview that looks at the future of mobile imaging.Interview starts - 1:21 Interview ends - 23:33 Comments[0] |
Wed, 30 December 2009  Do you know how well your marketing dollars are working for you? Find out in today’s episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast. Joe Roy, author of the e-book “Marketing Metrics and ROI: How to Set Up a Measurement System That Can Double Your Profitability,” shares easy ways to ensure you’re getting enough value from your marketing investment. This podcast includes a special free offer for AIE Imaging Executive podcast listeners. Interview starts - 1:38 Interview ends - 20:18 Comments[0] |
Wed, 23 December 2009  Linda Galindo is founder and president of Galindo Consulting. Her company advises CEOs, leadership teams, and boards of directors in making personal accountability their organizations’ central organizing principle. In her new book, The 85% Solution: How Personal Accountability Guarantees Success—No Nonsense, No Excuses, Galindo reveals personal accountability as not only a mind-set, but also a skill-set that everyone can learn. Discover how – and why it matters – on today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast. Interview starts -1:37 Interview ends - 17:18 Comments[0] |
Wed, 16 December 2009  Award-winning photographer Chase Jarvis has produced an application to improve mobile imaging, a website for image sharing - and he's published a book showcasing shots captured on an iPhone, entitled “The Best Camera Is the One that’s with You.” Best Camera is a $3 iPhone photo application. The website is a feed of images from around the world created with the iPhone application. Interview starts - 2:37 Interview ends - 19:40 Comments[0] |
Wed, 9 December 2009  Photographer, journalist and consultant Elmo Sapwater joins us for adiscussion of what features will drive future sales for digital cameras. Sapwater has been in the business for more than 25 years with Photo Electronic Imaging and Professional Photographer magazines, and now with Photo Imaging News. Interview starts - 1:58 Interview ends - 24:43 Comments[0] |
Wed, 2 December 2009  The imaging innovator isn’t resting on its laurels after being acquired by Cisco: new products will continue to push convenience and simplicity.Simon Fleming Wood, senior director of Americas Marketing for Cisco Consumer Products, provides us with the latest details. Interview starts - 1:38 Interview ends - 29:35 Comments[0] |
Wed, 25 November 2009  In this episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Josh Leibner, who is co-author, along with Gershon Mader and Alan Weiss, of the new book: The Power of Strategic Commitment: Achieving Extraordinary Results Through TOTAL Alignment and Engagement,” presents listeners with a challenge: to determine whether or not they might be a narcissistic boss -- and if so, what to do about it.Interview starts - 1:32 Interview ends - 15:42 Comments[0] |
Wed, 18 November 2009  What is the cost of what you don’t know about your business? Gary Patterson, author of the new book, “Stick Out Your Balance Sheet and Cough,” helps you find the answer, and learn how to avoid the risks those things may bring, in today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast. Interview starts -1:52 Interview ends - 20:42 Comments[0] |
Wed, 11 November 2009  Office politics and workplace conflicts are big drains on morale and productivity. Dr. Sylvia Lafair, author of the new book, Don’t Bring it Work: Breaking the Family Patterns that Limit Success,” explains how to turn destructive patterns into positive ones on today’s episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast.
Interview starts - 1:30 Comments[0] |
Wed, 4 November 2009  Succession planning is one of those duties that often gets
put off until it’s too late – leading to poor decisions made out of
desperation. Developing a good succession plan doesn’t have to be tough. On
today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Dr. Linda Henman, president of Henman
Performance Group and author of the book, The Magnetic Boss, as well as the
soon to be released follow up, The Magnetic Executive, explains how to do it. Interview starts - 1:25 Interview ends - 10:04 Comments[0] |
Wed, 28 October 2009  Many business executives are striving to make the best
possible use of social media, but in this brand new world, it’s tough to know
how to go about it. Online, anyone can say anything they want about you and
your company. On this episode of the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Dr. Rachna
Jain, chief social marketer for the Mindshare Corp., discusses the growing
importance of online reputation management, and how executives can make sure
they present themselves, and their companies, in the best possible light. Interview starts - 1:31 Interview ends - 18:41
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Wed, 21 October 2009  Dr. Robert Epstein, former editor-in-chief of Psychology Today, teaches "Innovation and Leadership" at the Rady School of Management at the
University of California San Diego. The author of 14 books, he's widely known
as one of the world's leading experts on creativity and innovation. In today’s
AIE Imaging Executive podcast, he shares simple and inexpensive ways to spur
creativity during times of crisis.
Interview starts - 1:15 Interview ends - 21:06
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Wed, 14 October 2009  In her new book Aesthetic Intelligence: Reclaim
the Power of Your Senses, Rochelle Mucha, Ph.D., shows how improved interactivity as practiced in a theater troupe can be crucial to growing and improving a business overall. In this week's interview she discusses how her clients have benefited from
implementing her techniques, what lead her to trying these methods, and provides some tips you can implement right away.Interview starts - 1:52 Interview ends - 25:55 Comments[0] |
Wed, 7 October 2009 
Over his 70-year career, management guru Peter Drucker
revolutionized modern business practices and influenced developments like
decentralization, privatization, and empowerment. But Drucker also taught about
the importance of managing not just your company, but also your self. In
today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Bruce Rosenstein, author of the new
book, "Living in More Than One World: How Peter Drucker"s Wisdom Can Inspire
and Transform Your Life,” shares Drucker’s insight on being the CEO of your
life, as well as your company.
Interview starts - 1:12 Interview ends - 15:10
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Wed, 30 September 2009  Dotphoto founder Glenn Paul has long been a key player in Internet and mobile imaging – and in this week's episode he shares what he's learned about the profits and pitfalls of online photography.Interview starts - 1:15 Interview ends - 20:40 Comments[0] |
Wed, 23 September 2009  Learn a few simple strategies when conducting performance reviews of employees with difficult personalities or bad habits. Janelle Brittain, president and CEO of the Dynamic Performance Institute, Chicago, Ill., and author of the recently published book, “How to Say It. Performance Reviews: Phrases
and Strategies for Effortless, Powerful, Pain-free Reviews,” shares those strategies, as well as a
special offer for AIE Imaging Executive podcast listeners. Interview starts - 1:25 Interview ends - 20:39 Comments[0] |
Wed, 16 September 2009  Richard Weisgrau
was the
Executive Director of the American Society of Media Photographers for fifteen years. Join us as he describes the changes
that have impacted the commercial photography field, and what pro and amateur shooters need
to do to make a sale.Interview starts- 1:15 Interview ends- 19:06 Comments[0] |
Wed, 9 September 2009  Management expert Tom Northup of Leadership Management Group
in Newport Beach, California tells executives how to avoid five mistakes they may
not know they are making.Interview starts - 1:17 Interview ends - 22:23 Comments[0] |
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Wed, 26 August 2009 
Infotrends associate
director Alan Bullock discusses how social sites such as FaceBook are affecting
the imaging industry, and how picture sharing continues to boost photography.Interview starts - 1:16 Interview ends - 16:13 Comments[0] |
Wed, 19 August 2009 
Denise McVey, president of creative agency S3, Boonton,
N.J., explains how her company has helped many clients, including 150-year-old
Eight O’Clock Coffee, expand their markets on Twitter – and how you can, too. Interview starts - 4:42 Interview ends - 27:21 Comments[0] |
Wed, 12 August 2009  Carnegie
Mellon spin-off Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition is developing “face mining
technology” that enables new video viewing experiences.” CEO Henry Schneiderman
discusses how the technology will impact photography.Interview starts - 4:55 Interview ends - 19:18 Comments[0] |
Wed, 5 August 2009  It’s obvious that good communication – often in the simple
form of conversation – is critical to business success; but research shows half
of all business people find it difficult to have an open, honest conversation
at work. In today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Jamie Showkeir -- a partner
at Phoenix, Ariz.-based business consulting firm Henning- Showkeir &
Associates, which has helped organizations such as 3M, HP, Kaiser Permanente,
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, and The Nature Conservancy improve workplace
culture – explains how business leaders can create better, more effective
conversations with and among staff members.Interview starts - 4:07 Interview ends - 30:04 Comments[1] |
Wed, 29 July 2009  Nicoletta A. Zongrone, Kodak’s general manager, retail systems solutions, consumer digital imaging group, tells us all about new photofinishing systems that let customers make photo books and more in-store, and how it’s a key strategy for potential growth. Interview starts - 5:58 Interview ends - 29:19 Comments[0] |
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Wed, 15 July 2009  Change is constant and swift in the world of business, so
being nimble – able to alter course rapidly as needs dictate – can be critical
to long term success. Joining the AIE Imaging Executive podcast today is Laura
Stone, CEO of Stone & Co., a management and strategy consulting firm based
in Boston, Mass. She discusses how structure and emotion impact nimbleness, and
what business leaders can do to more effectively cultivate a nimble organization.Interview starts - 5:19 Interview ends - 24:08 Comments[0] |
Wed, 8 July 2009  Bill Treasurer was once afraid of heights, but conquered his fear and went on to become captain of the U.S. High Diving Team. He took his lessons in conquering fear and developing courage to the business world, founding Giant Leap Consulting, which has helped businesses like CNN, EarthLink, and the Centers for Disease Control be more courageous. Treasurer is also author of the book “Courage Goes to Work: How to Build Backbones, Boost Performance, and Get Results.” In today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, he tells PMA Senior Editor Jennifer Barr Kruger why courage matters in the business arena, and how owners and executives can bring out courage in their employees. Interview starts - 3:39 Interview ends - 17:19 Comments[0] |
Wed, 1 July 2009  Despite the fact that different people have varying emotions and experiences, there is a single key to motivating anyone: purpose. In today’s AIE Imaging Executive Podcast, Bates Communications president and CEO Suzanne Bates, author of the new book “Motivate like a CEO,” explains how to leverage purpose to get your employees motivated, regardless of the circumstances. Interview starts - 4:20 Interview ends - 20:28 Comments[0] |
Wed, 24 June 2009  Photographer David Huffman tells how to choose and use a digital camera for great vacation photographs. Huffman served 20 years with Kodak, and was their director of photographic instruction.Interview starts - 5:45 Interview ends - 23:38 Comments[0] |
Wed, 17 June 2009  Dr. Ed Boswell, president and CEO of The Forum Corp., Boston, Mass., is no stranger to the many challenges business owners and executive face every day. His firm specializes in helping other companies, such as DuPont, Mellon Financial, Electronic Data Systems (EDS), Carlson Wagonlit Travel and Merck, leap hurdles like transforming their sales force, refocusing on the customer, shifting to a performance culture, and developing leaders at all levels. These tasks and others are all the more difficult in a poor economy. In today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Boswell shares his insights on many topics, including what leaders can learn from history, and what steps to take while navigating an organization through choppy waters. Interview starts - 5:23 Interview ends - 28:42 Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 June 2009  Almost half of all business owners and executives are introverts – a personality trait that offers both challenges and benefits in the working world. In today’s Imaging Executive podcast, PMA senior editor Jennifer Kruger interviews executive coach Dr. Jennifer Kahnweiler, founder and president of AboutYOU Inc., an Atlanta-based leadership consultancy, who shares the insights she gleaned on this topic while researching her new book, “The Introverted Leader: Building on Your Quiet Strength.”Interview starts - 5:15 Interview ends - 26:50 Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 June 2009  Hear about the latest in custom photo books in today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast. Leading photo book maker Blurb just released improved new design software, Blurb BookSmart 2.0, and is now offering 12-by-12 square photo books. Founder and CEO Eileen Gittins provides details on her company’s latest offerings, and the market overall. We’ll also hear about the 2009 Photography.Book.Now juried competition, which encourages photographers to publish their own books. Interview starts - 3:48 Interview ends - 35:33 Comments[1] |
Wed, 27 May 2009  Leader mentoring is an important practice for business owners, but one that is often done improperly or not at all, according to Dr. Michael Shenkman, author "Leader Mentoring: Find, Inspire and Cultivate Great Leaders" and president of Arch of Leadership, a leadership mentoring firm based in Albuquerque, N.M. In today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast, PMA senior editor Jennifer Kruger interviews Shenkman, who explains the need for leader mentoring, and how business owners and executives can do it successfully. The podcast is hosted by Paul Worthington.Interview starts - 5:03 Interview ends - 24:52 Comments[1] |
Wed, 20 May 2009  Renegotiating a contract – like rent or an equipment lease – can help business owners get through tough times. Jim Camp, founder and president of The Camp Group and author of the book, “No: The Only Negotiating System You Need for Work and Home,” has developed a negotiating model taught in MBA programs from Harvard to NYU. Camp is interviewed by PMA senior editor Jennifer Kruger on today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast to offer listeners advice on how to approach a contract renegotiation. The podcast is hosted by Paul Worthington.Interview starts - 3:20 Interview ends - 16:15 Comments[0] |
Wed, 13 May 2009  Light Crafts offers affordable image editing with Aurora. Light Crafts calls its new program “powerfully simple photo editing, organizing and sharing software.”Aurora uses algorithms to mimic how the human eye processes images, and presents suggested photo corrections so all the user has to do is chose and click. For more on image editing software market, 6Sight Report editor Paul Worthington speaks with Light Craft’s founder Fabio Riccardi. Interview starts - 4:56 Interview ends - 25:44 Comments[0] |
Wed, 6 May 2009  The battle is on in the low-cost portable HD camcorder market. Leading camcorder maker Pure Digital now offers the Flip Ultra camcorder with HD capabilities, a 2-inch LCD, and doubled the memory to two hours of recording time. Meanwhile, new competition includes the Genius G-Shot HD520, which captures both 720p high-definition video and 11-megapixel stills. There's also the VholdR ContourHD, billed as the first wearable HD camcorder. For more on the pocket HD camcorder market, 6Sight Report editor Paul Worthington speaks with Pure Digital Marketing Director Scott Kabat in today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast. Also this week, hear five examples of leading-edge imaging research.Interview starts - 9:21 Interview ends - 19:04 Comments[0] |
Wed, 29 April 2009  The commercial photography business is changing dramatically: How can you best compete? In this AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Suzanne Sease and Amanda Stone explain how photographers can thrive in tough times, as they discuss their new book, “The Photographer’s Survival Guide.”Interview starts - 3:06 Interview ends - 26:32 Comments[0] |
Wed, 22 April 2009  Today on the AIE Imaging Executive podcast, PMA Senior Editor Jennifer Barr Kruger interviews Keith Ayers, president of Intergro Leadership Institute and author of a new book titled “Engagement is Not Enough: You Need Passionate Employees to Achieve Your Dream.” Ayers explains why business leaders shouldn’t focus on engagement, but rather they should strive to ignite passion within their employees – and how to do it.Interview starts - 5:23 Interview ends - 24:53 Comments[0] |
Wed, 15 April 2009  Today, the AIE Imaging Executive podcast welcomes the president of AIE, Tom Rieger of Rieger Imaging in Clarksburg, Md. Rieger tells listeners about his history in the photo industry, the secrets behind being successful in business for 35 years (so far), and his advice for other businesses during tough times.Interview starts - 3:27 Interview ends - 23:28 Comments[0] |
Wed, 8 April 2009  In today’s AIE Imaging Executive Podcast, ImageSpan CEO Iain Scholnick talks with 6Sight Report editor Paul Worthington about his solution for solving the problem of the unauthorized use of images online that he says hits photographers with an estimated $65 million in lost revenue. ImageSpan’s LicenseStream makes content intelligent, so it moves freely across the web with defined ownership, rights and restrictions, enabling pricing based on use. ImageSpan has partnered with PicScout, which searches for image copyright infringement. In February, ImageSpan announced its partnership with PMA, the National Press Photographers Association, and the American Society of Media Photographers to offers discounts on key LicenseStream Creator services. Interview starts - 3:43 Interview ends - 19:59 Comments[0] |
Wed, 1 April 2009  In today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Jennifer Barr Kruger interviews Dr. Susan Smith Kuczmarski, co-author of the new book, “Apples Are Square: Thinking Differently About Leadership.” In today's podcast, Kuczmarski explains the seven-step process for rejuvenating your workplace.Interview starts - 5:09 Interview ends - 22:37 Comments[0] |
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