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GERMANY-STRIKE/
RTSHLGCB 
March 27, 2023 
A display board shows the list of cancelled flights at Frankfurt airport during a nationwide strike called... 
Frankfurt, Germany 
Strike called by the German trade union Verdi in Frankfurt 
A display board shows the list of cancelled flights at Frankfurt airport during a nationwide strike called by the German trade union Verdi over a wage dispute in Frankfurt, Germany, March 27, 2023. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 
SPAIN-WEATHER/
RTSER26J 
January 04, 2023 
People enjoy the sun in front of the sea during unseasonably warm temperatures in Malaga, Spain, January... 
Malaga, Spain 
People enjoy the sun in front of the sea during unseasonably warm temperatures in Malaga 
People enjoy the sun in front of the sea during unseasonably warm temperatures in Malaga, Spain, January 4, 2023. REUTERS/Jon Nazca 
BRITAIN-ECONOMY/
RTSDWV7Q 
December 07, 2022 
Workers walk through the Canary Wharf financial district in London, Britain, December 7, 2022. REUTERS/Toby... 
London, United Kingdom 
Workers walk through the Canary Wharf financial district in London 
Workers walk through the Canary Wharf financial district in London, Britain, December 7, 2022. REUTERS/Toby Melville 
BRITAIN-ECONOMY/
RTSDWV7L 
December 07, 2022 
Workers walk through the Canary Wharf financial district in London, Britain, December 7, 2022. REUTERS/Toby... 
London, United Kingdom 
Workers walk through the Canary Wharf financial district in London 
Workers walk through the Canary Wharf financial district in London, Britain, December 7, 2022. REUTERS/Toby Melville 
EUROPE-WEATHER/BRITAIN
RTS9NYLZ 
July 17, 2022 
People walk on the ledge of a bathing pool in the sea in Margate, Britain, July 17, 2022. REUTERS/Lisi... 
Margate, United Kingdom 
Heatwave in Britain 
People walk on the ledge of a bathing pool in the sea in Margate, Britain, July 17, 2022. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 
AFRICA-PLACES/NIGERIA-SKETCHDINER
RTS8D95V 
June 02, 2022 
Nanzing Dadi, 33, a Nigerian artist also known as Zingked, works on a mural at the Sketch restaurant,... 
Lagos, Nigeria 
Nanzing Dadi, 33, a Nigerian artist also known as Zingked, works on a mural at the Sketch restaurant,... 
Nanzing Dadi, 33, a Nigerian artist also known as Zingked, works on a mural at the Sketch restaurant, in Lagos, Nigeria June 2, 2022. Picture taken June 2, 2022. REUTERS/Temilade Adelaja 
DAILYLIFE-PORTUGAL/
RTS7NGD6 
May 07, 2022 
People cross a street in downtown Porto, Portugal May 7, 2022. REUTERS/Darrin Zammit Lupi 
Porto, Portugal 
People cross a street in downtown Porto 
People cross a street in downtown Porto, Portugal May 7, 2022. REUTERS/Darrin Zammit Lupi 
BRITAIN-CATHEDRAL/ANNIVERSARY
RTS7F572 
April 27, 2022 
Harpist Lucinda Taylor performs during the rehearsal of Son Et Lumiere as part of Ripon Cathedral's 1350th... 
RIPON, United Kingdom 
Rehearsal of Son Et Lumiere as part of Ripon Cathedral's 1350th anniversary celebrations 
Harpist Lucinda Taylor performs during the rehearsal of Son Et Lumiere as part of Ripon Cathedral's 1350th anniversary celebrations in Ripon, Britain, April 27, 2022. Picture taken April 27, 2022. REUTERS/Lee Smith 
NORTHKOREA-MILITARY/ANNIVERSARY
RTS7C47P 
April 25, 2022 
A spider climbs up a military fence near the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas, in Paju, South... 
Paju, South Korea 
A spider climbs up a military fence near the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas, in Paju, 
A spider climbs up a military fence near the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas, in Paju, South Korea, April 25, 2022. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji 
UKRAINE-CRISIS/USA-WARSHIP
RTS532G9 
February 02, 2022 
A member of the U.S. Navy operates onboard aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman, in the Adriatic Sea,... 
At Sea, Mid-Sea 
Onboard a U.S. aircraft carrier in times of Ukraine/Russia tensions 
A member of the U.S. Navy operates onboard aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman, in the Adriatic Sea, February 2, 2022. The Truman strike group is operating under NATO command and control along with several other NATO allies for coordinated maritime manoeuvres, anti-submarine warfare training and long-range training. REUTERS/Yara Nardi 
PEOPLE-ULLIEL/FUNERAL
RTS4W3EI 
January 27, 2022 
Jeremie Renier arrives to attend the funeral ceremony for late French actor Gaspard Ulliel at the Saint-Eustache... 
Paris, France 
Funeral of late French actor Gaspard Ulliel in Paris 
Jeremie Renier arrives to attend the funeral ceremony for late French actor Gaspard Ulliel at the Saint-Eustache church in Paris, France, January 27, 2022. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes 
HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/ISRAEL-WEATHER
RTXBMAWP 
April 19, 2021 
Israelis sail and enjoy the beach of the Mediterranean during a heat wave as coronavirus disease (COVID-19)... 
Ashkelon, Israel 
Israelis sail and enjoy the beach of the Mediterranean during a heat wave as coronavirus disease (COVID-19)... 
Israelis sail and enjoy the beach of the Mediterranean during a heat wave as coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions ease around the country, in Ashkelon, Israel April 19, 2021. Picture taken with a drone. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 
CLIMATE-CHANGE/AUSTRIA-GLACIERS
RTX7484S 
September 23, 2019 
A halo, an optical phenomena from sunlight and ice crystals, rises above Goldberg group mountains, seen... 
RAURIS, Austria 
The Wider Image: Scientists race to read Austria's melting climate archive 
A halo, an optical phenomena from sunlight and ice crystals, rises above Goldberg group mountains, seen from Sonnblick summit at 3,106 meters above sea level, in the Hohe Tauern mountain range near Rauris, Austria, November 23, 2018. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner SEARCH "AUSTRIA GLACIERS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
POPE-MADAGASCAR/YOUTH
RTS2PJNU 
September 07, 2019 
People are seen ahead of Pope Francis' arrival for a prayer vigil with youth at the Soamandrakizay Mess... 
Antananarivo, Madagascar 
Pope Francis attends a prayer vigil with youth at the Soamandrakizay Mess site in Antananarivo 
People are seen ahead of Pope Francis' arrival for a prayer vigil with youth at the Soamandrakizay Mess site in Antananarivo, Madagascar, September 7, 2019. REUTERS/Yara Nardi 
AUCTION-GOLD/
RTX6EUJ2 
October 12, 2018 
A Sotheby's employee poses with a gold Gold Monochrome Canvas by Yves Klein during a photocall for 'The... 
London, United Kingdom 
A Sotheby's employee poses with a gold Gold Monochrome Canvas by Yves Klein during a photocall for 'The... 
A Sotheby's employee poses with a gold Gold Monochrome Canvas by Yves Klein during a photocall for 'The Midas Touch' collection Sotheby's in London, Britain, October 12, 2018. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls 
EUROPE-WEATHER/BRITAIN
RTX4Z7KK 
February 27, 2018 
A horse stands in a snow covered field in Keele, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Britain, February 27, 2018. REUTERS/Carl... 
Newcastle-Under-Lyme, United Kingdom 
A horse stands in a snow covered field in Keele, Newcastle-under-Lyme 
A horse stands in a snow covered field in Keele, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Britain, February 27, 2018. REUTERS/Carl Recine TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 
BRAZIL-ENVIRONMENT/
RTX4XUXI 
February 20, 2018 
Clouds gather over a soybean plantation near Tocantinia, Brazil February 19, 2018. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino... 
TOCANTINIA, Brazil 
Clouds gather over a soybean plantation near Tocantinia 
Clouds gather over a soybean plantation near Tocantinia, Brazil February 19, 2018. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 
USA-WEATHER/
RTX49BIO 
January 12, 2018 
The Brooklyn Bridge is seen partially in fog from in front of the Manhattan skyline in Brooklyn, New... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
The Brooklyn Bridge is seen partially in fog from in front of the Manhattan skyline in Brooklyn 
The Brooklyn Bridge is seen partially in fog from in front of the Manhattan skyline in Brooklyn, New York, U.S., January 12, 2018. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 
USA-WEATHER/
RTX498NE 
January 12, 2018 
The Brooklyn Bridge is seen partially in fog from in front of the Manhattan skyline in Brooklyn, New... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
The Brooklyn Bridge is seen partially in fog from in front of the Manhattan skyline in Brooklyn 
The Brooklyn Bridge is seen partially in fog from in front of the Manhattan skyline in Brooklyn, New York, U.S., January 12, 2018. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton 
EUROPE-MIGRANTS/HUNGARY-VILLAGE
RTS1FE21 
October 06, 2017 
Activists of Egyutt (Together) opposition party remove a government billboard displaying George Soros... 
Budapest, Hungary 
Activists of Egyutt (Together) opposition party remove a government billboard in Budapest 
Activists of Egyutt (Together) opposition party remove a government billboard displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message urning Hungarians to take part in a national consultation about what it calls a plan by the Hungarian-born financier to settle a million migrants in Europe per year, in Budapest, Hungary, October 5, 2017. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo 
EUROPE-MIGRANTS/HUNGARY-VILLAGE
RTS1FE1U 
October 06, 2017 
A man rides his moped past a government billboard displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message... 
Szolnok, Hungary 
A man rides his moped past a government billboard in Szolnok 
A man rides his moped past a government billboard displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message urging Hungarians to take part in a national consultation about what it calls a plan by the Hungarian-born financier to settle a million migrants in Europe per year, in Szolnok, Hungary, October 2, 2017. Picture taken October 2, 2017. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo 
EUROPE-MIGRANTS/HUNGARY-VILLAGE
RTS1FE1S 
October 06, 2017 
A government billboard is seen displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message urning Hungarians... 
Budapest, Hungary 
A government billboard is seen in Budapest 
A government billboard is seen displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message urning Hungarians to take part in a national consultation about what it calls a plan by the Hungarian-born financier to settle a million migrants in Europe per year, in Budapest, Hungary, October 4, 2017. Picture taken October 4, 2017. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo 
EUROPE-MIGRANTS/HUNGARY-VILLAGE
RTS1FE1R 
October 06, 2017 
Activists of Egyutt (Together) opposition party removes a government billboard displaying George Soros... 
Budapest, Hungary 
Activists of Egyutt (Together) opposition party removes a government billboard in Budapest 
Activists of Egyutt (Together) opposition party removes a government billboard displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message urning Hungarians to take part in a national consultation about what it calls a plan by the Hungarian-born financier to settle a million migrants in Europe per year, in Budapest, Hungary, October 5, 2017. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo 
EUROPE-MIGRANTS/HUNGARY-VILLAGE
RTS1FE1P 
October 06, 2017 
A government billboard is seen on the side of a house displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a... 
Budapest, Hungary 
A government billboard is seen on the side of a house in Budapest 
A government billboard is seen on the side of a house displaying George Soros in monochrome next to a message urging Hungarians to take part in a national consultation about what it calls a plan by the Hungarian-born financier to settle a million migrants in Europe per year, in Budapest, Hungary, October 4, 2017. Picture taken October 4, 2017. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo 
FRANCE-ODDLY/
RTX33WCW 
April 03, 2017 
Drops of water are seen on a spider's web at the Chateau La Louviere in Leognan, France, April 3, 2017.... 
LEOGNAN, France 
Water droplets are seen on a spider's web at the Chateau La Louviere in Leognan 
Drops of water are seen on a spider's web at the Chateau La Louviere in Leognan, France, April 3, 2017. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau 
FRANCE-ODDLY/
RTX33WC2 
April 03, 2017 
Drops of water are seen on a spider's web at the Chateau La Louviere in Leognan, France, April 3, 2017.... 
LEOGNAN, France 
Water droplets are seen on a spider's web at the Chateau La Louviere in Leognan 
Drops of water are seen on a spider's web at the Chateau La Louviere in Leognan, France, April 3, 2017. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau 
FRANCE-WEATHER/
RTSYYYY 
February 16, 2017 
Sunlight reflects on the water's surface as people sit on chairs on a warm and sunny day on the Promenade... 
Nice, France 
Sunlight reflects on the water's surface as people sit on chairs on a warm and sunny day on the Promenade... 
Sunlight reflects on the water's surface as people sit on chairs on a warm and sunny day on the Promenade Des Anglais in Nice, France, February 16, 2017. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 
New York Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week 
Day One - 06 Feb 2014 
73 PICTURES 
GERMANY-LEICA/
RTX13S7U 
September 20, 2013 
An employee of German camera manufacturer Leica checks a monochrome camera from Leica's M series at the... 
Solms, Germany 
An employee of German camera manufacturer Leica checks a monochrome camera from Leica's M series at the... 
An employee of German camera manufacturer Leica checks a monochrome camera from Leica's M series at the Leica production site in Solms, 70km south-east of Frankfurt, September 13, 2013. Leica produces its M, S and X series at their headquarters in Solms. Oskar Barnack developed the first 35mm film camera 99 years ago. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (GERMANY - Tags: SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) 
New York Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week 
Day Four - 08 Sep 2013 
64 PICTURES 
GERMANY/
RTR3CW86 
January 24, 2013 
Application engineer Daniel Baum of Plastic Logic company poses with a sample of the world's first monochrome... 
Berlin, Germany 
Application engineer Baum of Plastic Logic poses with world's first monochrome flexible plastic display... 
Application engineer Daniel Baum of Plastic Logic company poses with a sample of the world's first monochrome flexible plastic display based on an active matrix of organic TFTs ( thin film transistors) at their production facility in Dresden January 17, 2013. Plastic Logic have developed the world's first flexible, extremely robust plastic monochrome or colour display that can be used as e-paper, built into tablets or can enable robust mobile devices. Picture taken January 17, 2013. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (GERMANY - Tags: SOCIETY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) 
GERMANY/
RTR3CW84 
January 24, 2013 
Application engineer Daniel Baum of Plastic Logic company poses with a sample of the world's first colour... 
Berlin, Germany 
Application engineer Baum of Plastic Logic poses with world's first colour flexible plastic display at... 
Application engineer Daniel Baum of Plastic Logic company poses with a sample of the world's first colour flexible plastic display based on an active matrix of organic TFTs ( thin film transistors) at their production facility in Dresden January 17, 2013. Plastic Logic have developed the world's first flexible, extremely robust plastic monochrome or colour display that can be used as e-paper, built into tablets or can enable robust mobile devices. Picture taken January 17, 2013. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (GERMANY - Tags: SOCIETY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) 
GERMANY/
RTR3CW81 
January 24, 2013 
Application engineer Daniel Baum of Plastic Logic company poses with a sample of the world's first monochrome... 
Berlin, Germany 
Application engineer Baum of Plastic Logic poses with world's first monochrome flexible plastic display... 
Application engineer Daniel Baum of Plastic Logic company poses with a sample of the world's first monochrome flexible plastic display based on an active matrix of organic TFTs ( thin film transistors) at their production facility in Dresden January 17, 2013. Plastic Logic have developed the world's first flexible, extremely robust plastic monochrome or colour display that can be used as e-paper, built into tablets or can enable robust mobile devices. Picture taken January 17, 2013. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (GERMANY - Tags: SOCIETY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PLH 
October 28, 2012 
An Amazon Kindle (L-R), a Bookeen Cybook Odyssey, and a Sony Reader, all of which use technology developed... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
An Amazon Kindle, a Bookeen Cybook Odyssey, and a Sony Reader are pictured at E Ink Corporation in Cambridge... 
An Amazon Kindle (L-R), a Bookeen Cybook Odyssey, and a Sony Reader, all of which use technology developed by E Ink, are pictured at E Ink Corporation in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PLF 
October 28, 2012 
Several products that use technology developed by E Ink Corporation are pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Several products that use technology developed by E Ink Corporation are pictured in Cambridge 
Several products that use technology developed by E Ink Corporation are pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PLE 
October 28, 2012 
The Seiko Active Matrix EPD watch, which uses active matrix technology developed by E Ink Corporation,... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
The Seiko Active Matrix EPD watch, which uses active matrix technology developed by E Ink Corporation,... 
The Seiko Active Matrix EPD watch, which uses active matrix technology developed by E Ink Corporation, is pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PLD 
October 28, 2012 
The Phosphor World Time watch, which uses E Ink's segmented display, and the Seiko Active Matrix EPD... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
The Phosphor World Time watch and the Seiko Active Matrix EPD watch are pictured in Cambridge 
The Phosphor World Time watch, which uses E Ink's segmented display, and the Seiko Active Matrix EPD watch, which uses active matrix technology developed by E Ink Corporation, are pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PLA 
October 28, 2012 
E Ink Corporation's logo is pictured in their offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
A sign is pictured in the offices of the E Ink Corporation in Cambridge 
E Ink Corporation's logo is pictured in their offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS LOGO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PL5 
October 28, 2012 
Portraits of Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman are shown on the home screens of Nook readers from Barnes... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Portraits of Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman are shown on home screens of Nook readers from Barnes &... 
Portraits of Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman are shown on the home screens of Nook readers from Barnes & Noble, which use technology developed by E Ink Corporation, in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PL4 
October 28, 2012 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as readers from Barnes & Noble, Bookeen, and Amazon, which all... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as readers from Barnes & Noble, Bookeen, and Amazon are pictured... 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as readers from Barnes & Noble, Bookeen, and Amazon, which all use technology developed by E Ink Corporation, are pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PL3 
October 28, 2012 
A portrait of Walt Whitman is shown on the home screen of a Nook reader from Barnes & Noble, which uses... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Portrait of Walt Whitman is shown on home screen of Nook reader from Barnes & Noble in Cambridge 
A portrait of Walt Whitman is shown on the home screen of a Nook reader from Barnes & Noble, which uses technology developed by E Ink Corporation, in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PL2 
October 28, 2012 
Portraits of Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman are shown on the home screens of Nook readers from Barnes... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Portraits of Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman are shown on the home screens of Nook readers from Barnes... 
Portraits of Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman are shown on the home screens of Nook readers from Barnes & Noble, which use technology developed by E Ink Corporation, in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PKV 
October 28, 2012 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as an Amazon Kindle, which all use technology developed by E... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as an Amazon Kindle are pictured in Cambridge 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as an Amazon Kindle, which all use technology developed by E Ink Corporation, are pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
EREADERS-FUTURE/
RTR39PKU 
October 28, 2012 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as readers from Barnes & Noble and Bookeen, which all use technology... 
Cambridge, UNITED STATES 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as readers from Barnes & Noble and Bookeen are pictured in Cambridge... 
Watches from Seiko and Phosphor as well as readers from Barnes & Noble and Bookeen, which all use technology developed by E Ink Corporation, are pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts October 25, 2012. Amidst our growing love affair with the tablet, spare a thought for its increasingly shelfbound sibling: the e-reader. Take Taiwan's E Ink Holdings Inc, which makes most of the monochrome displays for devices such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and Barnes & Noble Inc's Nook. After five years of heady growth during which shipments rose 100-fold, it got a jolt at the end of 2011 when monthly revenues dropped 91 percent in two months. E-readers initially benefited from their reflective displays, which can be read in sunlight and require very little power. But the success of Apple Inc's iPad, improved backlit displays, power-saving technologies and new smaller tablets all point to one thing: the e-reader has become a transitional technology. Picture taken October 25, 2012. To match Analysis EREADERS-FUTURE/ REUTERS/Dominick Reuter (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SYU 
May 29, 2012 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SY4 
May 29, 2012 
The plastic shell and keyboard of a French Minitel terminal is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne,... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
The plastic shell of a French Minitel terminal is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne 
The plastic shell and keyboard of a French Minitel terminal is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SXT 
May 29, 2012 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SXM 
May 29, 2012 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SXH 
May 29, 2012 
Telephone cables lay on the floor as a man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
Telephone cables lay on the floor as a man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to... 
Telephone cables lay on the floor as a man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SXA 
May 29, 2012 
A man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into their components... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
A man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into their components... 
A man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SX3 
May 29, 2012 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling... 
French Minitel terminals are stacked while waiting to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SWU 
May 29, 2012 
A man works behind a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
A man works behind a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components... 
A man works behind a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SWP 
May 29, 2012 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals, which are broken down into its components, are collected... 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SWO 
May 29, 2012 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals, which are broken down into its components, are collected... 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SV3 
May 29, 2012 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals, which are broken down into its components, are collected... 
Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SUP 
May 29, 2012 
The plastic shell and keyboard of a French Minitel terminal is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne,... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
The plastic shell of a French Minitel terminal is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne 
The plastic shell and keyboard of a French Minitel terminal is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32SUG 
May 29, 2012 
The plastic shell of a French Minitel terminal moves on a conveyor belt as it is broken down for recycling... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
The plastic shell of a French Minitel terminal moves on a conveyor belt as it is broken down for recycling... 
The plastic shell of a French Minitel terminal moves on a conveyor belt as it is broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32STP 
May 29, 2012 
A man separates components from a French Minitel terminal which are to be broken down for recycling in... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
A man separates components from a French Minitel terminal which are broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne... 
A man separates components from a French Minitel terminal which are to be broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32STD 
May 29, 2012 
A man works with screens from French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
A man works with screens from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components for... 
A man works with screens from French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
FRANCE-MINITEL/
RTR32ST7 
May 29, 2012 
A man works with screens from French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components... 
PORTET-SUR-GARONNE, France 
A man works with screens from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components for... 
A man works with screens from French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into its components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France May 23, 2012. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012. REUTERS/Bruno Martin (FRANCE - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) 
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