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Michelle Winny takes over at Electronics
Michelle Winny has wasted no time since leaving CIE, as she has already landed the editor's role at Electronics. Michelle replaces John Taylor, who…
Call for papers – PCIM Europe 2010
The organisers of PCIM Europe have issued a call for papers. Authors can submit an oral presentation that will be held within relevant conference…
MMG to take on America
Hot on the heels of the launch of electronicsBOM.com, MMG has announced that Electronics Sourcing North America will be launched in April 2010. The…
ED Europe Newsline – first issue
The first issue of the Electronic Design Europe Newsline was published yesterday. Interestingly Penton has chosen to deliver an email with a link to…
PCIM had more exhibitors and larger floor area!
Don't they know there is a recession on? PCIM 2009 managed to increase the exhibitors from 252 to 257, and to increase the floor space from 10600 to…
SupplyFrame launches Twitter tool
I'm still not sure about Twitter. OK, so it's great for following Lance Armstrong, but is it really a going to be a good business tool? SupplyFrame…
Weka launches Energie&Technik
Weka's Markt & Technik team is launching a new publication, Energie&Technik. Interestingly Weka has chosen to position the publication as…
NEW attendance figures down on 2008
Perhaps not surprising in the current economic climate, the attendance figures of National Electronics Week were 1750 (excluding delegates and…
What’s more valuable – EE Times or The Simpsons?
There has been quite a lot of discussion recently about advertising around The Simpsons being more expensive for online broadcasts such as Hulu than…
Recession hits UK-based titles
The last job I would want at the moment is to be a publisher. I'm amazed at how well they continue to run their businesses in a time when not only is…