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DigiKeepsakes is a web-based technology focused on improving the way people craft digital content, store and output to products.
 Former COO eCommerce Wachovia Bank, Vice President of AmericanExpress.com, Carole Turso, and DigiKeepsakes.com is in the News.
'Carole Turso leaves Wachovia Bank to start an online crafting and fine fabric manufacturing business. A picture is worth a thousand words. But with the passage of time, and generations, Carole Turso knows that sometimes the stories and photos are lost forever ... Turso got the idea for the business after 9/11. She was in merger meetings when she learned of the attacks. A few tense hours passed before the Turso family finally received a call their son Joey was alive ... DigiKeepsakes.com is a portal that will connect consumers to a variety of offerings for life events including home décor, school, and weddings to name a few.'
South Charlotte Weekly, September 2004
DigiKeepsakes.com in the News with
www.ThatsMyTale.com
Beta testing at local
Charlotte schools. Beta testing begins with DigiKeepsakes first online crafting product offering. Students can place their essays into pre-designed product templates and print linen booklets. Personalized linen book products cost $10. Students can create stories online, store, share content with their K-12 Tales Library. Finished products ship within 10 days. School crafting is a multi-million dollar business. ' Several of our faculty from elementary, middle school, and special education have reviewed and tested the ThatsMyTale Build-a-Book technology. The unanimous view ... ThatsMyTale has great potential for enhancing literacy in K-12"... "ThatsMyTale could offer a potent methodology for teaching basic literacy including grammar, phonics, spelling and other language mechanics.'
Dr. Cynthia Jackson-Hammond 2004
Fox News Morning Show & Founder, Carole Turso, DigiKeepsakes.com in the News Founder,
Digikeepsakes.com , Carole Turso on the Fox News Morning Show talking sharing information in regards to the military children story books for their parent.
Fox News Morning Show, March 2005.
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