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Lancer Media Group has a deadline before graduation
At California Baptist University, students publish the news, preserve the year and make television. The useful part is that somebody outside the classroom actually gets to see it.
PeopleConnect Helps You Find People - and Hide Your Own Report
TruthFinder, Intelius and Classmates sit inside a company that turns personal history into a consumer product. With free report suppression and OmniWatch identity protection, PeopleConnect also serves the person who would rather stay out of the search results.
Mixbook
Mixbook is a Redwood City, California company that lets everyday people design and print highly customizable photo books, cards, calendars, wall art, and home decor. Founded in 2006 by UC Berkeley graduates Andrew Laffoon and Aryk Grosz, the bootstrapped-turned-venture-backed company pairs a flexible browser-based design studio with AI-assisted layout tools and print quality that has earned it top marks from Wirecutter and Tom's Guide. Its stated purpose is to help people be creative and connect with the people they love through the stories their photos tell.
Treering
Treering is a Redwood City technology company that reinvented the school yearbook. Schools design online; families personalize their own pages; each book is printed on demand. For every yearbook sold, Treering plants a tree with Trees for the Future - over 4 million planted to date. Used by more than 15,000 schools worldwide.