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Judging by the end of year activity among our advertisers and the flurry of articles submitted for next year, I would say 2011 ended with a bang and 2012 looks to continue the momentum. Our editorial commitments for product features are booked through April and much of our technical...
Along with most, I was rather sad to hear that Steve Jobs passed away the other day. He was truly a brilliant and driven individual following his own path. Coincidently, the news reached me on the same day that I finished writing about the innovative spirit at Apple as...
In a way, I have always considered September to be the unofficial start of the year. It has to do with the return of school, entering a new grade level, having new teachers, harder courses and of course the changing season. In our New England office, September means cooler...
Has this Summer been hot enough for ya? Well, if the record temperatures have you laying low inside an air-conditioned office, the Journal has some additional relief from the heat with some very cool editorial. On the heels of our very successful Military Microwaves Supplement in August (our largest...
With MTT-S IMS2011 behind us and summer kicking in, many of the industry's marketing folks may want to take a little breather. That is, if it weren't for all those action items we signed up for at IMS. I know I have a few. At this year's show, I...
In 2003, an alternative rock band called The Postal Service filmed a music video at Skyworks’ Newbury Park, CA facility. The video for the song “Such Great Heights” features images of a male and female worker in their clean room garb interspersed with close-ups of wafer processing equipment operating...
Around this time of year, i.e. MTT-S IMS season, I often find myself on one side or the other of the following question – “So, what’s new in the industry.” In actuality, the big picture does not really change much; communication systems (their devices and supporting infrastructure) are increasingly...
