Get Free Prints of Facebook Photos at Bartell Drugs This Weekend

Facebook users can receive up to 20 free
prints from their Facebook albums as Bartell Drugs and
Kodak team up to offer "Free Print Weekend" starting
this Friday, July 29 through Sunday, July 31.

By "liking" Bartell's at www.facebook.com/BartellDrugs
during the three-day promotion, followers of the
Facebook page will be able to download a coupon to
print up to 20 photos from their Facebook Albums using
the new enhanced Facebook Connect application on
Bartell's Kodak Picture Kiosks. The Kiosks are located
at Bartell's 58 locations in King, Pierce and Snohomish
counties, including its  at 18420 Aurora Ave. North. 

"We are excited to announce this promotion with
Bartell's, where we want to give consumers a first-hand
experience with the Kodak Picture Kiosk and its
upgraded Facebook Connect feature ," said Rowan Lawson,
V.P. of worldwide marketing, Retail Systems Solutions,
Eastman Kodak Company. "We know that millions of people
are storing and sharing their photos through the
Facebook platform, and now we've made it easy to get
your Facebook photos, as well as photos shared with you
by your Facebook friends, off the computer and into
your hands."

The new Facebook Connect feature at Bartell's Kodak
Picture Kiosks vastly increases the options of images
available to print without the inconvenience of
carrying a digital camera, USB drive or memory card
into the store. The enhanced Social Network
Connectivity feature allows users to share their
favorite moments with friends and family with a
personalized photo book, calendar or other premium
photo products - created in minutes - at the Kodak
Picture Kiosk.

Consumers can also access their photos stored on other
popular social photo sharing sites such as Kodak
Gallery and Google Picasa Web Albums directly at a
Kodak Picture Kiosk to make something special or just
for fun

For more information on Bartell Drugs and locations,
visit www.bartelldrugs.com.   Founded in Seattle in
1890, Bartell Drugs owns and operates stores in King,
Snohomish and Pierce counties.  Family-owned and
operated, it is the nation's oldest drugstore chain.