Shutterfly

Shutterfly is a manufacturer and retailer of personalized products, primarily operating in the United States, Canada, and Europe. The company is divided into three main segments: Shutterfly Consumer, Lifetouch, and Shutterfly Business Solutions. The Shutterfly Consumer segment offers a range of products, including photo books, cards, stationery, personalized gifts, and home décor items, accessible through its brands such as Tiny Prints and Groovebook. Lifetouch provides photography services for schools, preschools, and various organizations, operating around 400 retail studios. Shutterfly Business Solutions focuses on direct marketing and end-consumer communications, offering just-in-time printing services. Established in 1999 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Shutterfly aims to beautifully preserve and share life events and everyday moments through its customized products and services.

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Lifetouch

Acquisition in 2018
Lifetouch is a photographic company that takes pictures for school events and at their studios. Lifetouch is 100% employee owned. Built on the tradition of “Picture Day,” Lifetouch School Photography captures smiling faces, kindergarten through high school graduation. Product lines include sports, events, seniors and yearbooks.

GrooveBook

Acquisition in 2014
GrooveBook is a photo-printing mobile application and subscription service that creates personalized photo books for individuals who upload pictures to the application monthly. In about two weeks its users receive a book filled with photos and each edge dated and perforated for easy removal. GrooveBook is a U.S.-based company that was founded in 2011 by Julie Whiteman. The company was acquired by Shutterfly on November 17, 2014.

BorrowLenses

Acquisition in 2013
BorrowLenses.com is a prominent online marketplace specializing in the rental of photography and video equipment. The company offers a wide range of products, including cameras, lenses, tripods, flash units, studio lighting, and video gear from renowned brands such as Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Panasonic. By providing an accessible platform for renting high-quality equipment, BorrowLenses enables photographers and videographers to acquire essential tools at competitive prices without the need for a deposit. The company ensures a seamless rental experience with fast shipping options and a commitment to customer service, making it a preferred choice for those in need of professional equipment.

R and R Images

Acquisition in 2013
R and R Images, established in 1988, has positioned itself as a leader in marketing communications and on-demand print products. The company specializes in cloud-based solutions for photo and video storage, offering advanced digital technology for stationery printing and product design. With a commitment to quality and excellent service, R and R Images has developed a strong reputation in the industry, serving a diverse clientele while setting trends in the marketplace.

MyPublisher

Acquisition in 2013
MyPublisher, founded in 1994, is a leading internet retailer specializing in personalized photo applications, allowing consumers to creatively customize, share, print, and preserve digital photographs. The company pioneered high-quality, single-copy custom books at an affordable price and has since evolved to become one of the largest digital photo printers globally. MyPublisher distinguishes itself by managing the entire process of printing, manufacturing, and shipping its products in-house, without outsourcing. This vertical integration enables the company to maintain superior quality and service while offering unique proprietary features. Annually, MyPublisher prints and ships over 120 million photos, solidifying its position as a significant player in the digital photo printing industry.

ThisLife

Acquisition in 2013
ThisLife is a cloud-based platform that specializes in organizing and protecting users' photos and videos. It gathers images and videos from various sources, including personal devices and social media platforms, and compiles them into a private archive. ThisLife enables users to easily search and retrieve specific moments from their extensive collections, which can exceed 40,000 items. The service is particularly designed for families and photography enthusiasts, offering features to create visual timelines and share cherished memories securely.

Piqlet

Acquisition in 2012
Piqlet is a platform designed for discovering and preserving significant locations in a user's life. It aggregates locational content from major social media platforms, including Facebook, Yelp, and Foursquare. Users can easily select and organize places they wish to remember into personalized collections. The platform facilitates collaboration among friends, allowing them to create visually appealing scrapbooks that showcase photos, messages, interactions, and shared memories related to these places. This unique approach not only helps individuals keep track of meaningful locations but also enhances social connections through shared experiences.

Penguin Digital

Acquisition in 2012
Penguin Digital specializes in developing mobile products and technologies aimed at connecting individuals, photos, and products. The company collaborates with app owners, laboratories, and content creators to provide innovative revenue opportunities through its advanced image monetization engine. By leveraging its technology, Penguin Digital facilitates new avenues for monetization, enhancing both user engagement and financial returns for its partners.

Photoccino

Acquisition in 2012
Photoccino is a web-based application launched in 2011 and based in Haifa, Israel. It specializes in analyzing photos to select the best ones, allowing users to create digital photo albums, photobooks, and videos. The platform facilitates image storage and provides tools for organizing photos, enabling users to design elegant photo stories based on their inputs. Photoccino aims to simplify the process of photo editing and storytelling, making it accessible for users to turn their memories into beautifully crafted products.

PhotoWorks

Acquisition in 2011
Photoworks is an online personal publishing company and photography community that allows users to share and store their digital photos, build communities, create photo-personalized products, and more.

Tiny Prints

Acquisition in 2011
Tiny Prints, Inc. operates two successful e-commerce brands, Tiny Prints and Wedding Paper Divas, which specialize in stylish cards, invitations, personalized stationery, and photo books. The company focuses on fresh designs and high-quality products, catering to a diverse customer base worldwide. Its offerings include photo cards, party invitations, greeting cards, and announcements. Tiny Prints has gained popularity among celebrities, top designers, and fashionable consumers, establishing itself as a recognizable name in the industry. Through its commitment to providing a delightful customer experience, Tiny Prints emphasizes the importance of thoughtful details in life's moments.

Tiny Pictures

Acquisition in 2009
Tiny Pictures operates an online platform that allows users to upload, store, and share photos and videos with friends through its mobile media-sharing site, Radar. The company focuses on enhancing communication by leveraging the immediacy and intimacy of mobile technology, transforming the camera on mobile phones into a means of shared experiences rather than merely a photography tool. Tiny Pictures develops applications that facilitate the sharing of images and videos across mobile networks and social media, fostering connections among users. Their mission centers on capturing the evolving nature of communication in the digital age, emphasizing the role of imagery in conversation and connection.

Nexo

Acquisition in 2008
Nexo is a SaaS for cold drinks businesses for their cooler channels. These services are designed to give insights into operational areas such as sales performance, asset management, tracking and maintenance, and drive consumer engagement through embedded Bluetooth beacons. Individuals can install nexo in their fridges. Its sensors will automatically collect data about footfall, sales, and unit health. The data is uploaded to the nexo cloud and their analytics platform and all accessible through the online portal. The nexo Portal is the hub of the solution, allowing its users to measure, manage, and engage remotely. Its user-friendly layout means that its users can see the performance of their entire estate on a single graph, with the data points. The company offers key services such as truth, track, and touch that allows its users to make informed decisions to improve performance. Nexo is a U.S.-based company that was founded in 2005 by Tom McGannon and Craig Jorasch. In 2008 the company was acquired by Shutterfly.

Memory Matrix

Acquisition in 2005
Memory Matrix is an advanced engineering firm dedicated to improving the consumer digital photography experience. It was founded in 2004 and is based in the United States.
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