Hmmm. Debatable. Film is sort of "analog", so a good film picture can be blown up / magnified much more than a digital picture before it would look muddy/pixely. On the other hand, for anyone outside of professional photographers, getting a good digital picture is MUCH easier than getting a good film picture. I remember average-to-cheap film cameras that had to be focused, needed just the right light, no motion in the subject, etc. whereas even cheap digital cameras tend to auto-adjust to that stuff much better.

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I can't believe I got up at 4 AM to watch the unveiling of a digital picture frame. So, so, so underwhelmed. Where's the camera? Even an iPod Nano has a freakin' camera. I smell planned obsolescence.

Please add me. How would it work - a popup video when you click a word?

Those posters are awesome. (Though some phrases are obscure-triple canopy? ) That tall vertical format is impossible to print though..where is a dot matrix printer when you need it?

These ideas could be delivered in a digital picture frame..they are cheap and could have text+graphics in a slide show.

Related idea - timelines using DHTML and javascript showing direct quotes of the moving goalposts in Iraq:
http://jeffwinkler.net/2007/12/04/visualizing-the-lies-about-iraq-timelines/

- I got my mom one of those digital picture frames...filled it with pictures of my fish.
- My Dad..Soviet Series DVD set
- My 91 year old grandma...donated to the CNIB in her name
- My Brother..not sure thinking of CIV IV