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SupplyFrame acquires FindChips.com

Yesterday SupplyFrame, Inc. acquired FindChips.com. This acquisition is an interesting move, taking SupplyFrame from providing information about…

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FTC rules against fake reviews

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has ruled against a marketing company that posted fake reviews on iTunes to promote their clients' games. Reverb…

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ED Europe to change digital format

Electronic Design Europe will switch from its current PDF format to a "flip book" design based upon the Zmags platform. The first issue in the new…

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Should Google use AdWords?

It seems obvious - of course Google should use its own advertising system, AdWords. Placement of "house ads" has always happened, and it must be a…

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New electronics editor at E&T

Paul Dempsey has taken over the reigns from Chris Edwards at E&T. Paul will work remotely from his base in Washington, and Chris will continue to…

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UK publisher launches Chinese title

Energy Storage Publishing will launch a Chinese version of BEST (Batteries and Energy Storage Technology) magazine, starting with the November issue.…

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New EMC yearbook for Europe

ITEM Publications are launching a European edtion of Interference Technology EMC Directory and Design Guide. Published as an annual reference book,…

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New Electronics launches daily newsletter

New Electronics today launched a daily email newsletter. I'm sure that a daily frequency is going to be a good commercial move, as it provides a…

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