Zazzle and Case-Mate Announce Customizable Mobile Device Cases, Enable iPhone ...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., October 11, 2011 / PRNewswire / - Zazzle today announced a partnership with Case-Mate, which allow consumers to customize the world's largest selection of designs through the Zazzle marketplace on Case-Mate Phone mobile case. The partnership brings Zazzle mobile platform customization business case for protection, light and elegant Case-Mate iPhone, iPod touch, BlackBerry Bold and Curve, and Samsung Galaxy. Zazzle and Case-Mate also offers a customizable option for the iPhone 4S.
"This partnership allows us to take advantage of the powerful community of Zazzle's half a million artists to provide consumers with an extensive collection of elegant and lightweight cases that match their personal style," said Erik Attkisson, Director of Marketing Case-Mate.
"As the smartphone market continues to grow exponentially, so has consumer demand for customization of these devices," said Jeff Beaver, co-founder and technical director at Zazzle. "Our partnership with Case-Mate enables high-quality design and customization for the case of device much more. It's a perfect offer for consumers.
Arts Festival celebrates relationship between words, pictures
Like a wheel rolling downhill, the Minot State University arts and music festival, NOTSTOCK, continues to gain ground. What began five years ago with an artist at a table for a day, has become an annual event that presents multimedia artists communing with hundreds of visitors, new and old.
NOTSTOCK 2011 runs from 6-8. The event this year celebrates the relationship between words and images of comics, poster art, books, magazines and any environment where words and images collide to create meaning in the culture .
Family this year the event includes displays of rock and cartoonists, a bookseller, publisher, writer, local musicians, an educator and self-publishing an artist who brings to children's drawings of life monsters.
"It's a practice, a participatory event, all along," said Bill Harbort, MSU professor of art and NOTSTOCK co-organizer.
"The event offers something for everyone, from elementary students to college students in the community," said Laurie Geller, MSU associate professor of mathematics and NOTSTOCK co-organizer."It brings together award-winning professionals who share their knowledge, experience and talents with the community areas in a manner up close and personal. Guests become participants in the arts, not just observers.
