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Mesago expands influence by teaming up with Chinese show
Mesago has formed a strategic partnership with the organisers of the China Electronics Fair (CEF). This has to be a good move, giving Mesago a…
Firmware plans to publish in English to reach larger audience
We're hearing very strong rumours that the Italian title Firmware will be launching a digital English language version in the near future. With a…
Everything getting bigger in China – even trade shows
electronica China and productronica China closed showing impressive growth in the number of exhibitors, which increased 38% to 664. Interestingly the…
DATE maintains strong attendance
In 2011 DATE saw a 40% increase in attendance, an impressive result that has been maintained in 2012. DATE 2012 switched to Dresden, but this change…
Cliff Keys leaves Power Systems Design
We understand that Cliff Keys has left his role at AGS Media, where he edited Power Systems Design Europe, its US sister publication and the Power…
New title to address energy efficiency
Thomas Industrial Media, publisher of titles such as IEN Europe and PCN Europe, has announced the launch of a new title, Energy & Efficiency -…
Radio-Electronics adds training section
Following on from the recent addition of video content to Radio-Electronics.com, the site has continued to expand with the addition of a training…
Power Systems Design hires new editor for US edition
AGS Media, publisher of Power Systems Design has appointed Joshua Israelsohn as Editor-in-Chief of the magazine’s North America edition and of…
UK show sells out!
It's not unfair that the UK has a bad reputation when it comes to shows: British engineers don't visit as much as their German counterparts and this…