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PIC32 wins award for Microchip
March 31, 2009
Congratulations to Microchip, who last night was named as the winner in the Microcontroller category of EDN's 19th Annual Innovation Awards for their…
Israeli military show
March 30, 2009
Hi-Tech is organising a Military technologies conference on the 24th May 2009 to be held at the Events Centre at Kiryat Airport. This conference is…
Call for papers – Wireless Congress 2009
March 25, 2009
The organisers of the 6th Wireless Congress 2009: Systems & Applications (Elektronik magazine, the organisers of the electronica show and ZVEI)…
Embedded World readership study
March 25, 2009
The organisers of Embedded World have released the results of their annual readership study. With the close ties the show has with Weka, it's…
Call for papers – ESC UK
March 21, 2009
TechInsights has issued a call for papers for the Embedded Systems Conference UK, which will be held on 6th to 8th October 6 2009 at FIVE…
CeBIT claims success
March 21, 2009
The organisers of CeBIT have claimed that the show delivered a "positive message" to the industry, despite a 20% drop in visitors. With a claim of an…
Embedded World reports good numbers
March 20, 2009
The organisers of Embedded World have reported a 5% increase in exhibitors to 704 and only a small fall in visitor numbers over last year. 15,850…
Technik Report relaunches
March 14, 2009
The austrian title, Technik Report, is relaunching, promising improved content with a clear focus on manufacturing and automation and enhanced…
Top UK Magazines on Twitter
March 11, 2009
Thanks to Richard Wilson for this list of the top UK magazines on Twitter. Followers are still way below subscribers, but growing continuously and…