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SALT LAKE CITY — For years, people have been taking digital photos with
everything from big DSLR-style cameras to smartphones for quick snapshots.
Those memories used to be preserved on film, and if treated right, they
would seemingly last a lifetime. But what happens now that everything is
digital? Can we just hand off our hard drives, or burn DVD copies of our
photos for our children or grandchildren and expect them to last?
"You're in for a really, really big disappointment," said Paul Brockbank,
CEO of Milleniata.
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