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Cards for Causes Give Consumers Freedom to Make Memories More Meaningful
Picaboo has led the photo book industry with numerous innovations. The company’s most recent innovation merges personalized imagery with worthy charitable causes. Its Cards for Causes program leverages customized holiday cards to connect nonprofits with donors to raise awareness and funds.
April 26, 2017
Book Printing: Digital Yearbooks Are in Vogue
In a world that is increasingly digital, it’s comforting to see that some things will still live on: say, printed photos, for instance.
January 17, 2016
Harbor High School Wins National Yearbook Contest
On Monday morning, students at Harbor High School gathered for an assembly to discover they were the winners of Picaboo Yearbooks first annual My School Deserves a Yearbook contest. The contest began on October 5 in conjunction with National Yearbook Week and as part of Picaboo Yearbooks’ annual Yearbooks for Everyone Grant Fund, which helps make yearbooks a reality for students and districts that might not otherwise be able to afford them.
December 16, 2015
Picaboo Yearbooks Announces Winner of the My School Deserves a Yearbook Contest
Picaboo Yearbooks, the leading provider of digital, on-demand yearbooks, has announced the winner of the first My School Deserves a Yearbook contest. The contest began on October 5 in conjunction with National Yearbook Week and as part of Picaboo Yearbooks’ annual Yearbooks for Everyone Grant Fund, which helps make yearbooks a reality for students and districts that might not otherwise be able to afford them.
December 14, 2015
Hanover-based Picaboo looks to disrupt the school yearbook market
In 2002, two Babson College students, Kevin McCurdy and Howard Field, formed the idea for a cloud-based software platform to create personal photo books. That platform became Picaboo, which, in 2012 The Wall Street Journal rated the best photo book provider, in a comparison with Blurb, MyPublisher and Shutterfly.
October 1, 2015
Silicon Valley Photo Book Outfit Sets Up Shop in Former Rosey Jekes Site
A Silicon Valley firm has relocated to Hanover and moved into the 128-year old Rosey Jekes building — no sign advertises the new tenant — that was formerly occupied by the retail boutique of the same name. The firm, Picaboo, launched in 2002 with an online application that enables users to design custom paper-bound photo books from digital pictures. Picaboo survived the subsequent shakeout among online photo book makers and went on to sell more than 2 million books to 1 million customers.
September 20, 2015
Today Show recommends Picaboo for organizing your kids’ projects
Watch as Jill Martin mentions Picaboo on the TODAY Show. Jill’s recommendation is the same as ours: snap photos of the projects, upload the photos to Picaboo.com and create a photo book.
January 23, 2015
Fun Baby Picture Ideas
“Who doesn’t love a cute picture of a smiling baby? A close-up photo of your little sweetheart’s face is the perfect choice for the love you card template from Picaboo.”
December 20, 2013
What to do with your digital photos? Tons of fantastic ideas
Featuring: Picaboo Cards
JANUARY 16, 2014
Turn your holiday cards into a beautiful display
Watch as the TODAY Show reviews Picaboo Canvas, Picaboo Photo Books and Picaboo Photo Panels.
December 31, 2013
Nursery Decorating Ideas for Winter
“A 30 x 20 inch canvas from Picaboo was the inspiration for the room. It’s a large canvas and will be a great impact piece for holiday decor in our main living spaces in the future.”
December 20, 2013
Because Grandma’s walls could use a little gifting: beautiful custom photo canvases.
Featuring: Picaboo Canvas
DECEMBER 12, 2013
10 Holiday Photo Cards (that make us happy!)
“Wish someone special good cheer for the upcoming year from your adorable little one with the Sheer Countdown card by Picaboo”
November 13, 2013
