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Electronics Weekly Introduces Advertising Targeting Executives
Electronics Weekly has introduced advertising opportunities around the influential 'Mannerisms' blog for electronics companies looking to target…
Elektor Acquires European Business Press
Elektor International Media BV (Elektor) has announced the acquisition of the European Business Press (EBP), a leading publisher in the B2B…
Flash Memory Summit Announces Rebrand
Flash Memory Summit (FMS) has rebranded to reflect the ever-evolving landscape of memory and storage technologies. Relaunching as FMS: the Future of…
Budapest Olympic Centre to Host InnoElectro 2024
This year, the publisher of ELEKTRONET will organise InnoElectro 2024 alongside the National Electronics Society of Hungary. The event will take…
Next Mobility and ELEKTRONIKPRAXIS Announce New Editor
Next Mobility and ELEKTRONIKPRAXIS has welcomed Stefanie Eckardt as its new Editor. Stefanie is no stranger to the industry, and is an extremely…
New Semiconductor Publication To Launch Q1 2024
A new semiconductor magazine has been announced for 2024, titled Global Fabs. Due to launch in Q1 of this year, Global Fabs will be a new global…
The Engineering Network Welcomes Industry Expert Sidney Hamilton-Williams
Industry sales expert, Sidney Hamilton-Williams, has joined the team at The Engineering Network (TEN) as Portfolio and Events Manager. Her new role…
Partnership Expansion: Messe München And SEMI Strengthen Electronics Network In India
Messe München's electronics network, which encompasses top-tier trade fairs like electronica and productrionica, is strengthening ties with SEMI, the…
International Press Cuttings Bureau Ceases Print Monitoring Service
We were sad to hear the news that The International Press Cuttings Bureau (IPCB) will cease its print monitoring service at the end of this year.…