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For startups, raising "friends and family" funding is normally the first step to gain the capital to put an idea into existence, but in todays market, a growing trend is to turn to crowd funding platforms like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, or Tilt. However, more savvy business folk are utilizing these platforms to gain benefits beyond the dollar.
You might be questioning what could be better than money for a young company, but success is not just successful funding, it's also idea/product adoption—making the consumer the ultimate determiner of success. With this, many are finding wisdom in the crowd for a variety of answers, be it funding, naming woes, or market validation.
In 2004, James Surowiecki published his book The Wisdom of the Crowds, which focuses on the aggregation of information in groups and how decisions resulting from these groups are often better than decisions made by any individual. This is where the true value of crowd funding platforms exists
Danae Ringelmann, co-founder at IndieGoGo, recently made this point in a Q&A with Cnet, saying they "have made failure more efficient." She believes crowd funding platforms provide invaluable customer feedback before one fully launches their product. Campaigns receive feedback through comments, social shares, and the behavior of backers. This information allows Founders to see what colors, price points, or bundles are most enticing to the public, allowing for further refinement of the product and future market positioning.
This happens because crowd funding campaigns are the kind of sink or swim testing for products that allow for the public to vote with their dollar. In addition, crowd funding sites provide a platform for outward communication from the company and their growing number of supporters, forming a community around the product. The goal is to then turn these supporters into advocates who will recruit other supporters by sharing content and through good old-fashioned word of mouth marketing.
The draw back to this, however, is backers have become more and more interested in the details, meaning campaigns must hammer out these details before launching. Furthermore, campaigns must be very carefully orchestrated and monitored, requiring ample amount of time and marketing expertise. From eye-catching videos, compelling copy and messaging, and open communication are all needed on top of a great idea and production plan to run a successful crowd funding campaign.
Looking to run a campaign, grow your user base, or find your home in the market? Through tried and true tactics along with ample experience, Bootstrap is here to help you succeed.
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There are a many different social media models we've observed—some are very effective, some just barely get by, and some range from problematic to embarrassing. So we started to look at those models more closely and discovered a big social media blunder most companies make.
It's inevitable for a company to reach a point when someone (usually an executive or someone in the marketing team) says, "We need a social media presence." But when it comes time to set it up and manage a social media presence on a day-to-day basis, no one steps up to the plate. Who has the time to do it? The executives? The sales team? The marketing team? Unlikely.
To be fair, they often have more than enough on their plate as it is. It's unfortunate as they are generally the best people to run a social media program because they know their product and industry, and how to effectively communicate with the target audience the best.
At the end of the day this new role often gets pushed all the way down the totem pole to an intern or junior employee. At first, it makes sense: they are young, more in tune with social media than any of the management, they learn fast, and cost less. This is usually where people chalk it up as a "win-win" and move on, and in some cases this can be good enough.
If managed correctly this can work well, but will take a lot of effort from whoever trains and manages the social media team. Unfortunately, managements limited bandwidth results in a disconnect that grows between what management expects or thinks is happening with social media and what is actually happening. This tends to stem primarily from a breakdown in communication and lack of direction given to the junior employee, coupled with the fact that junior employees tend to have limited knowledge of the company, product, industry, target audience, and social media goals.
Why should you expect an intern or junior employee (especially one that may have terminal employment with you) to possess many of the same senior-level skills you'd expect from a sales team?
Your social media is a significant component of your company's outward-facing presence—in some cases more so than your own website. What you don't want is to find yourself in a situation where your sales team, website, and non-social marketing activities all say one thing, but your social media campaigns don't align correctly to them and are inappropriately engaging your audience (or even a wrong audience).
If an intern or junior employee manages your company's social media, create a stronger education plan to get them started and set them up for success. It takes time and effort to manage social media correctly, and it's a skill that can't be learned overnight. But if you are not confident in your own ability to create a plan, consider working with an expert to get you started.
Additionally, make sure your social media team truly can craft and communicate your messaging effectively. With the right messaging, content, and communication you'll be recognized as ones who "get it," and your leadership can emerge as industry thought-leaders.
In the end, it comes down to realistically tasking your resources in the social media team and being available to support and guide them regularly. Set aside time and have a thorough plan to inform and educate your social media team upfront, and follow through with a frequent and unbroken cadence of communication. Don't wait for things to go wrong.
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This past weekend, while watching a string of home renovation shows on HGTV and DIY looking for inspiration to do something useful around my home, I was amazed at how these homeowners, with little to no practical experience in construction, attempted to tackle some of the most complicated and expensive remodeling tasks. It was difficult to watch them struggle through the process and improperly execute the work, potentially diminishing rather than boosting the value of their home.
This got me thinking about the similarities between DIY renovations and lean startup DIY marketing. So instead of repairing the screen door with a big hole in it (dogs…*sigh*), I decided an equally valuable use of my time was to share my thoughts with you.
Granted, there are founders who are capable of doing their own marketing, and they do it well; therefore, as a lean startup, it's highly probable that you have been encouraged by your peers to do your own marketing, as budgets are tight, there are unlimited resources to learn from, and there could be a lot of value to be gained, such as:
However, you must understand how it can have a significant negative impact on you and your business. For instance:
As an avid DIYer, I attempt my fair share of home "improvement" projects, so I understand why some of these persistent homeowners don't give up until it's gone too far, but I also know when I'm over my head and it's time to call upon a professional (not Google) to finish the job.
The best bet for successful early stage marketing is to take your vision and back it up with experience and broad industry perspective. It's important you stay involved in the process, especially around brand and positioning, but it's not time or cost effective for you to get hands-on in a lot of the lower level marketing work.
Think of the partnership like those enjoyable home renovation shows where DIYers seek help from a designer and responsible contractors, which results in beautifully finished spaces way beyond the homeowner's expectations.
However, if you're insistent on engaging in DIY marketing, approach it with a lot of forethought. Give it a try. Enjoy the process. Learn something new. But be honest and realistic with what you can and can't do, and call upon an experienced marketing professional before it's too late.
Be the one that doesn't end up like a miserable DIYer desperately in need of a rescue renovation. Give us a call, we'd love to help turn your vision into reality.
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At the recent Startup Marketing Conference held in San Francisco on Thursday, October 23rd, Bootstrap CEO, Martyn Crew, was invited to sit on the expert panel session, "Running a Marketing Organization That Supports Sales At All Levels." During the session, the panel was asked, "What was the single worst investment you made in marketing?"
Mikita Mikado of Quote Roller said it was hiring someone you don't really need or who didn't add value to the company. Mike Berger of Marketo spoke about investing in analysts and non-mainstream tradeshows—showing up just because a competitor will be there. But Martyn revealed something that really struck a chord with the room—investing in "feel good" marketing.
But don't you want your audience to "feel good" like after watching a Coca-Cola commercial?
Actually, Martyn's use of "feel good" didn't refer to how a marketing activity connects emotionally with an audience, but rather how it makes the executives, investors, employees and stakeholders feel at the end of the day.
It is a real problem that exists in companies of all shapes and sizes, and it is something we see happening firsthand with marketing wastage running a few thousands of dollars to even hundreds of thousands.
While conducting the interviews for our video, "Things I Wish I'd Known about Marketing," two of the interviewees shared a similar point of view when asked about the biggest marketing mistake they have made or seen.
"There is amazing pressure for people to spend a lot of money and do things that feel good whether it be for the founder or the company. But at the end of the day, those dollars don't translate into brand awareness or lead generation. For example, how many times have I been asked to put a billboard on the 101, when is that the right thing to be doing? Or throwing a big party. It's a one-time thing you spend all this money into one party, it feels good, but is it effective?" – Monica Pal, CMO of Aerospike
"The biggest marketing mistake in general is spending too much money too fast with no real results. The cure all is to do some big event, put a billboard up on 101, and we're going to do something that makes the employees feel better. Don't get tricked by that. Really stay the course, use all the channels you can possibly use to generate leads, and monitor the heck out of them." – Warren Weiss, General Partner of Foundation Capital
Why would someone invest in "feel good" marketing?
Here are a few reasons: 1) Stakeholders are pushing for a specific agenda 2) To demonstrate that change (good or bad) is happening under their leadership 3) It's an area of personal interest (e.g. professional sports team sponsorships) 4) They don't expect more from their marketing department other than branding, look-good /feel-good ads, and promotions 5) Founders blindly follow an investors/stakeholders idea.
Before you start any marketing activity, take a moment to think about this:
Who is it for?
Is it for you or for the customers?
Marketing should be a revenue generator, not a feel good exercise. Monica Pal of Aerospike said it best, "This is the age of the customer. We are in the age of the consumer. We are in the age of context. The customer has to be at the center of all [marketing] activities, all thoughts, and all strategy."
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Growth Hacking—Using clever or non-traditional tactics to increase the adoption rate and exposure of a product—as defined by Andy Johns.
Growth hacking is a relatively new buzzword that has come out of tech entrepreneur's need for more than just a good product to grow their user base and gain recognition. The term was coined in 2010 by Sean Ellis. Since then it has expanded widely with countless books and articles focused around this, and even immersive training programs are emerging such as Tradecraft in San Francisco.
Growth hacking starts with the basics that many good marketers are familiar with before further building out their online marketing ecosystem. These basics include SEO, website analytics, content marketing, and A/B testing. Pinterest, Facebook, and AirBnB combined these basics with growth hacking tactics to grow their user base. For example, Facebook and Twitter slimmed down their home pages to an extremely minimalistic design, and Pinterest integrated their product into Facebook which already had a large user base.
What makes a growth hacker unique is their approach to marketing with a keen focus on agility, innovation, scalability, and connectivity. Their only metric is growth, and they are ruthless in working to achieve it.
Here are a few tips you can use to hack your growth to start gaining traction and users:
By implementing these tips into your existing marketing campaigns, it will create additional levels of interactions between business and user, forming a greater engagement and improved conversion rates.
The growth hacker mindset and skill set has become essential in today's market for startups and products to gain traction and achieve sustainable growth. Start by picking one skill to learn today, then move on to the next. If you find yourself stuck or intimidated with the process, don't fret, there are numerous tools and resources available to you, including Bootstrap.
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Last week we discussed and shared the appropriate image sizes for several key social media channels, as well as the importance of how imagery plays a much larger role in how a visitor interacts and engages with a company's page. Now let's go over what you should be putting in those images with a focus on your brand's visual identity.
First, all of your pages across these channels should be easily recognizable and clear that they are related to your business. This is achieved by giving them a consistent brand treatment—primarily through your brand colors and logo. This starts with your banners and profile image, so make sure that when you modify the banner or profile image on one page, you modify it accordingly on the others so they don't appear disjointed or out of date.
When it comes to posts themselves, the imagery you choose on a day-to-day basis will have a big impact on the style and appearance of your brand.
Keep in mind that when your posts are shared, they will be taken out of the context of your page and in some cases the original post's text will be modified while keeping the original image. You want to ensure that the image speaks for itself and conveys a critical part of your message. A quick exercise to see if it is to isolate the image on it's own, without the post's text accompanying it. Do you understand what the image is saying? Does it look like it came from your brand? You may want to share it with a few people who weren't involved in designing the image to get an outside perspective.
As you get into the habit of including more visual elements to support your posts, be sure your images have your brand treatment (whatever it may be) applied to them. The simplest way to apply your brand onto an existing image would be to apply your logo somewhere in the form of a watermark.
When you're ready to take the next step, create a template that supports the type of image you are posting. For instance, a series of webinars could get their own imagery to support them. An image template could be created using your brand elements, colors, font, style, etc. that acts as a flyer for each one, but in a consistent format, easily recognizable and associated with your brand and event.
a great example is from our friends at SAP who created this template for their "What if…" campaign.
Whatever your brand treatment is, you should work to be consistent in how you deliver content that is associated with your brand if you want to generate a stronger, more recognizable presence.
Keep track of these elements and ensure they get the same treatment when used in similar ways. Have a plan for what you use and when you use it, this will make your brand stronger and help you avoid second guessing yourself later on.
What fonts do you use, and when and how do you use them in particular situations?
Brand colors
What are your primary, secondary (and tertiary) sets of colors, and how do you apply them to your imagery in given contexts?
How do you place your logo in imagery? Keep in mind, its size, scale, location and opacity.
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According to Social Media Examiner's 2014 Social Media Marketing Industry Report, 97% of marketers participate in social media marketing and, "a significant 92% of marketers indicate that social media is important for their business, up from 86% in 2013."
What does this mean? Having a presence on social media is more important than ever. But just having a footprint on Facebook or Twitter will not earn you a following and keep you top-of-mind above the competition. So what will? Many blog posts talk about how a consistent posting schedule of quality, targeted content will determine how effective and engaging a company's page is; however, little is discussed about the overall branding and customer experience a page delivers through consistent imagery.
After analyzing over a hundred social media pages across the major channels (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube), we uncovered how imagery plays a much larger role in how a visitor interacts and engages with a company's page. But with so many opportunities to share visual content, it has become difficult and frustrating to manage, especially for smaller companies with limited bandwidth and resources.
To help you get started today, we have created this guide that illustrates the optimum sizes for each social media application. The visual face of your brand is reflected on social media, and a correctly sized image has the ability to positively promote your brand. We recommend you download and print this guide, which is a helpful tool that will save you time and ensure consistency.
Quick Tip: If you don't have experience with Adobe Creative Suite or quick access to a designer, Canva is a simple and mostly free tool you can use to create and resize images for social media.
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Bootstrap did our first major live event this week—LaunchFEST Global at Founders Space in San Francisco—where we announced the Bootstrap LaunchBox and the Bootstrap LaunchPad launch process. We've been looking to step up our own marketing efforts for a few months and, in late July, Jeff Yoshioka came across the opportunity for us to be one of the sponsors at LaunchFEST, so we grabbed it with both hands.
The event took a lot of planning, hard work and faith, but it all paid off. Our booth (and team) in our attention-grabbing brand colors was the center of attention amongst a room of 29 demo tables featuring some very interesting new tech. We also had the opportunity to show our video "Things I Wish I'd Known about Marketing," take part in a panel discussion on startup funding, and be a judge/mentor on a startup pitch panel.
However, above all else, the key achievement about LaunchFEST was that it caused us to pull together our startup knowledge and creativity to create the Bootstrap LaunchBox and LaunchPad. Over the years, we've launched, worked for or consulted to over fifty startups and, through that journey, we've learned a lot about what it takes to launch a startup. That knowledge has now been captured as the Bootstrap LaunchPad process, a six-step process that takes startups from research to launch.
Bootstrap LaunchBox—we flipped "launch" and "lunch;" took some waxed paper lunch boxes; filled them with branded goodies (t-shirt, mug, pen, and a LaunchPad) and produced one of the coolest trade-show giveaways we've seen. It was fun, well-executed, and perfect for the startup audience at the event.
Bootstrap LaunchPad—we took our startup knowledge and aggregated it into a 28 page booklet. As with any physical or eBook, who knows if anyone will read it but, if they do, we're confident that they will find the content well-informed and practical. Want a copy? Let us know. Or download the eBook here.
What did we learn?
We learned many things, but here are four things that I want to highlight:
Was It A Success?
YES. As I said to the team two weeks before the event, "even if we don't attend the event, it's been a success." I wasn't lying. Viewed as a team-building exercise and forcing function, the event was a huge success. At the business level, less than 48 hours after the event, the signs are very encouraging both in terms of startup and partnering opportunities, but only time will tell.
Blogs usually end with a not so subtle "So, if you need a great event, talk to us…" In this case, I think the blog speaks for itself and that no such plug is necessary.
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Startups are the lifeblood of the local economy and Bootstrap Marketing is pleased to announce that we're the Gold Sponsor of LaunchFEST.
LaunchFEST is aimed at connecting early stage companies to investors, and there are currently over 550 people registered to attend the Tuesday, September 30th event to take place from 4:00-9:00 pm at Founders Space in San Francisco.
As part of our sponsorship, we will share our passion, knowledge and expertise on startup marketing, both in a panel session and through the Bootstrap Launch Box. In addition to being stuffed with cool swag, the Launch Box will also include the Launch Pad, a marketing checklist and best practices booklet for startups. This guide will take startups through the process of market research, positioning and messaging, building a presence, setting goals and metrics, and if and when they should consider building or buying their marketing team.
We will also be showing our new video, "Things I Wish I'd Known About Marketing" which takes viewers inside the minds of CEOs and marketing executives from Aerospike, Blue Talon, SAP and Yeti Data, as well as angel investor Dan Scheinman and Warren Weiss of Foundation Capital. You can read more about the video in an earlier blog, "Why I Love Bootstrap's Customer and Vendor Network."
In addition, Bootstrap's CEO, Martyn Crew, will be fielding questions on the expert panel, and our team will be on hand to meet all of those in attendance and answer any marketing questions via Twitter—just tweet us @bootstrapmktg and use #askbootstrap.
So if you're attending LaunchFEST, make sure to stop by our booth to say "hi", tell us about the next big thing you're working on, and grab some swag. It's going to be a great event. Oh, and if you're pitching, best of luck!
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Last week we shared tips for LinkedIn and the week before that we discussed reasons why you should or should not be on Twitter, so it feels fitting to discuss Facebook to complete this social media trifecta.
Our team has been busy conducting social media audits over the last few weeks, and we have uncovered several key strategies for posting on Facebook that we would like share with you.
If you're responsible for managing the creation and publishing of your company's Facebook content, we want to instill in you the importance of consistency.
Time your posts Consistently
First, it's important to get into the habit of posting regularly-whether it's once a week, once a weekday, or several times a day—just be consistent. When a Facebook page's post-frequency is erratic the audience doesn't know when to tune in for updates. Don't post every day for one week then disappear for a week!
You can also use social media scheduling tools like Buffer or Hootsuite to both make sure you're consistent and let you schedule posts well in advance. If you really want to get sophisticated, use Facebook Page Insights or a tool like Simply Measured to find out when your followers are most active on Facebook.
Post Concisely (or at least Consistently)
As part of our social media audits, we researched and evaluated pages and company posts to see what types of posts were most effective. We noticed that fairly long posts (3 or more sentences, or roughly 6 lines) performed better if the paragraph was broken up with an empty line between each sentence. This became the posting norm with a handful of equally effective company pages. It comes across as far less daunting to the reader as 2-line sentences broken by 1-line gap. Take a look at this example from Dreamforce's timeline, showing how they have broken up either each sentence or 2-line block with an empty line.
We still recommend keeping your posts shorter than 2 sentences or 3 lines as a Facebook best practice. Shorter posts performed better, but if you find yourself needing to include more content on a post, use spacing between sentences to make it easier to consume. Scrolling down a timeline and seeing a post of a different structure or length looks unusual, as if coming from a different person and voice. Once you have established a style you're happy with, stick with it.
Use Media (Consistently)
You already know that using images and videos draws attention to your posts you share. The de facto norm has become posting to include an image that spans the width of the timeline (here's how). With that knowledge it is understandable to feel that any topic-related picture is better than none, but what you may not be considering is that using inconsistent imagery may be diluting your company's brand and image.
Many of you will not have access to a design team or generally be unable to make a unique image for each of your posts. This doesn't have to put you at a disadvantage. Deciding on and keeping a consistent theme (such as favoring outdoor photos or iconography) and color scheme in mind when choosing images can make a significant difference in your company's branding and add a level of polish to your Facebook page.
Use tools like Creative Commons to search for images you can use with attribution, and use an online design tool like Canva when you need more than a stock image.
Know and Target Your Audience (Consistently)
Urban legend has it that posts will somehow reach anyone who is interested in the same topics through using #hashtags. The truth is, that unless your followers share your posts or you decide to put in some cash to promote the post, you may only be exposing your content to a handful of your followers (not everyone who follows your page will actually see your post).
Don't be disillusioned! As soon as you understand who's looking at you, you can begin to message to them specifically and improve your engagement with them. With many larger companies, we saw that many of their current Facebook page subscribers are actually their own employees—and that's fine! Companies have started to embrace this fact and are using their Facebook pages as a tool to share important messaging, training, and campaigns, enabling their employees to be better advocates of the brand.
Whether you have your ideal audience, or you want to grow it in a different direction, sharing your message productively and consistently with your existing audience will grow your brand and message, especially when it is engaging to them.
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Katie Strang looks at five NHL disasters waiting to happen, including the potential implosion of the San Jose Sharks and coach-player discord for the Toronto Maple Leafs.Story | Conversation | September 24, 2014
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At a glance: In what could very well be a preview of the Rangers' first-round playoff matchup, the Blueshirts host the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers enter Wednesday's action riding a four-game winning streak, ...Blog | March 26, 2014
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At a glance: There will be plenty of familiar faces and a lot on the line when the New York Rangers roll through Nationwide Arena to take on the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday night. Clutching onto the last wild-card playoff spot in the East, the Ra...Blog | March 21, 2014
W2W4: Rangers vs. SenatorsKatie Strang
At a glance: With three losses in their last four games, the New York Rangers are just barely hanging on to the last wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference standings, and pretty much every team in contention of a playoff spot is in action Tuesday n...Blog | March 18, 2014
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At a glance: A reeling Rangers squad hopes to get back on track Wednesday night in D.C. when they face Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals for the first time since bouncing them from the first round of the playoffs last spring. The Rangers...Blog | October 16, 2013
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BOSTON -- John Tortorella may not be the most diplomatic, charming or verbose -- especially come playoff time -- but he has a true knack for diagnosing the team's shortcomings and he spelled it out after the New York Rangers' 3-2 overtime loss to the...Blog | May 17, 2013
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Wins don't come easy in the playoffs, and Ryan McDonagh's bruised and battered face was a good reminder of that Monday night. The 23-year-old had a massive welt swelling above his right cheekbone and a bloody cut above his eye...Blog | May 14, 2013
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AT A GLANCE: One New York hockey team, the Islanders, was eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs Saturday night. The Rangers are desperate to avoid becoming the second. The Rangers face the Washington Capitals in a must-win Game 6 at Madison Squ...Blog | May 12, 2013
Ryane Clowe of New York Rangers leaves Game 5 against Washington ...Katie Strang
Ryane Clowe's return to the New York Rangers' lineup was short-lived, as he was forced from Game 5 of the team's Eastern Conference quarterfinal series against the Washington Capitals on Friday night with another unspecified injury.Story | Conversation | May 10, 2013
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Injured New York Rangers defenseman Marc Staal will miss Game 5 on Friday with an eye injury after making a brief comeback in Game 3 following a two-month absence from the lineup.Story | Conversation | May 10, 2013
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New York Rangers defenseman Marc Staal, who returned Monday after missing two months with an injured right eye, did not play in Wednesday night's Game 4 against the Washington Capitals at Madison Square Garden.Story | Conversation | May 08, 2013
W2W4: Rangers vs. Capitals, Game 4Katie Strang
AT A GLANCE: The Rangers, who won Game 3 on Monday, have a chance to even their first-round series against the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. With Marc Staal adding a big boost to their back end, the Rangers were ...Blog | May 08, 2013
2013 Stanley Cup playoffs -- New York Rangers' Marc Staal (eye) r...Katie Strang
After missing two months with an injured right eye, New York Rangers defenseman Marc Staal returned to the lineup for Game 3 against the Washington Capitals at Madison Square Garden on Monday night.Story | Conversation | May 06, 2013
W2W4: Rangers vs. Capitals, Game 3Katie Strang
At a glance: Down two games in their first-round matchup against the Washington Capitals, the Rangers are desperate to win a game at home as the series shifts to New York on Monday night at 7:30. Looking to avoid that dreaded 3-0 hole, the Rangers...Blog | May 06, 2013
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With the game tied 0-0 and time winding down, the New York Rangers thought they'd have one more power-play opportunity in regulation when the puck deflected off Washington Capitals defenseman Karl Alzner's stick and sailed over the glass with less th...Blog | May 04, 2013
Round 1: Rangers-Capitals scheduleKatie Strang
Below is the schedule for the 2013 Eastern Conference quarterfinals series between the Rangers and Capitals, released late Sunday night: Note: The Rangers have four days off until Game 1 on Thursday, but would potentially play back-to-backs in Gam...Blog | April 28, 2013


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Can the 2012 Dodge Charger be a muscle car and a family sedan at the same time? Find out in our comprehensive review.
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by George Malik on 06/24/14 at 01:52 PM ET
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InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley spoke with Dominik Hasek's long-time goalie coach, Mitch Korn, about reining in Hasek's wild ways to translate to NHL play and "The Dominator's" strengths in the net, and the most fascinating part of the article for me confirms a "myth."
So very regularly during his tenure(s) with Detroit, my friends and I would talk about Hasek, and they'd insist that he was completely unpredictable, while I'd insist that Hasek did in fact have a style of play and a set of tools in his toolbox--just different ones than any other goaltender. Korn tells Woodley that this is in fact true:
"Everything he did had a purpose. It didn't look like it had a purpose, but it had a purpose," he said. "We were coming out of the skate save era but he was very good at the same thing we are doing today – sealing the ice, taking away vertical space. He was very flexible and he had a pretty wide butterfly but the way he took away vertical space on diagonals with stacks – nobody but Brodeur has ever done it like him."
Ray Emery recognized it as a rookie backup behind Hasek in Ottawa in 2005-06.
"He's kind of unorthodox but he takes away time and space and forces guys to make good shots," Emery said. "Even though he's doing a two-pad slide instead of a butterfly, it's still the same objective: take away the bottom of the ice and make guys put the puck over him. He's really good at taking lanes away too. He reads plays and that's why you'll see sometimes he'll come flying out if he sees a guy on a breakaway has his head down, or if a guy is cutting down the wing, he'll cut that lane off between the D-man and the near post. These things are all calculated, it's not like he's just flopping around in there."
The best thing Hasek did was to give shooters the net and then take it away, and that's exactly what Hasek told Woodley he was trying to do:
"You have to be smart," Hasek told InGoal during his final season with the Red Wings. "If you give them something to shoot at, you can set them up for failure."
Dominik Hasek, shown here in his final NHL years with the Red Wings, didn't always look like the rest of the NHL, but his ability to read the game led to a lot of easy saves like this one. (InGoal photo by Adrian Lam)
Some of the saves that resulted were only possible because of his Gumby-like flexibility and Jedi powers of concentration and anticipation, but Hasek worked hard to perfect his methods. They included never giving up on a save and always having one last limb (or even his head) left to throw out at a shooter. Even the famous barrel roll was planned. As he told InGoal, it was actually a well planned save selection he used in very specific circumstances. The barrel roll was easy to brush off as a fluke if you only saw it executed once, but after watching Hasek use it over and over again – and use the same "technique" in the same save situations each time – you realize there is a science to the style.
"I was doing it in 80s, I do it in 90s, I do it in this century, it's nothing new," Hasek said. "I know I was doing it in the Czech Republic in the 80s and I don't know if some older goalie taught me or if I seen it. It was too many years ago."
Woodley continues the tehchnical conversation, and I find it to be absolutely fascinating, but you might not.
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The UN's Genocide Convention was passed fifty years ago. But has it ever been applied or enforced? No
Sunday 06 September 1998
It is not. The truths we hold to be self-evident are the truths that divide us. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Genocide Convention, passed by the United Nations in December 1948 and ratified by the parliaments of all but a handful of member states. But it remains a nullity, never once applied or enforced. None of the perpetrators of the genocides committed since 1948 - not even Cambodia - has been punished. The larger the crime, it seems, the greater the chances of impunity. There has been talk since 1949 of a permanent international tribunal to try such crimes, but none has been created because most nations won't accept their citizens being tried by a foreign court, even one mandated by the United Nations. In the absence of such a court, genocide has never acquired the clear meaning which only successful prosecutions ever give to crime. The word has fallen into a dubious moral limbo. Perpetrators excuse themselves of the charge of genocide by claiming they were defending themselves against the genocidal intentions of their enemies. Victimized people inflate the injustices they have suffered into genocide in order to seek absolution and sympathy. To claim to have been the victim of a genocide can be an essential moral step in claiming reparations, self-determination and statehood. What remains is not a moral universal which binds us together, but a loose slogan which drives us apart.
To present Dresden in the context of genocide, as the photograph (right) does, raises the question of these suspect moral equivalences. Genocide is a crime whose identity turns on intention. What intention was at work in RAF Bomber Command in February 1945? To harm and punish German civilians, certainly. To exterminate them as a people? Certainly not. Moreover, victims whose state is engaged in war are in a different category to victims who have not taken up arms. Dresden's people were citizens of a state waging exterminatory war; the bombing was an act of war. Once the conflict ended, the bombing ceased. It was as just a war as ever was fought, but its justice does not justify war crimes. And a war crime Dresden certainly was: indiscriminate slaughter of a civilian population for no military or tactical objective, or none that can be subsequently defended. That no one was punished is an inequity of victor's justice. But injustice is not undone by misdescribing the crime.
Likewise, the indiscriminate bombing of civilians and the defoliation of jungles in Vietnam were war crimes. Anyone who doubts this should inspect the consequences, unsparingly catalogued in the photographs of deformed children and their fiercely accusing stares. But genocide is not a simple synonym for horror. It is a category of horror, distinct unto itself. Instead of defining a discriminate category of evil, the word genocide has become an invitation to abandon all discrimination. It might seem better to abandon the word altogether, were it not that the crime it describes continues to exist.
The impulse to commit genocide is ancient. The list of tribes which have been exterminated may be as long as the list of animal and plant species which we have rendered extinct. This exterminatory impulse is much misunderstood. It is actually a kind of longing for utopia, a blood sacrifice in the worship of an idea of paradise. What could be more like paradise on earth than to live in a community without enemies? To create a world with no more borders or watch-posts, a world freed from fear in the night and war by day? A world safe from the deadly contaminations and temptations of the other tribe? What could be more beautiful than to live in a community with people who resemble each other in every particular? We all long for harmony, for an end to the seemingly interminable discord of human relations. What could be more seductive than to kill in order to put an end to all killings? This utopia is so alluring that it is a wonder the human race has been able to survive it at all. Certainly genocide enlists lower motives than the longing for utopia. The men with the machetes may have no utopia in mind higher than at last possessing their neighbour's farm or property. But genocide is such a radical cleansing, such a violation of the normal order of things, that it must enlist the highest of motives, the biggest of dreams. Most genocides begin with orders from above, with rabid invocations of the people's need to cleanse themselves of pollution. Beyond the hate, however, the authorities promise a calm after the cleansing storm and a world freed of enemies and fear. This utopia both glorifies venal motive and silences residual scruple.
At the end of this century, we can see from Bosnia and Rwanda that such impulses have not ended with the defeat of fascism and the collapse of communism. They remain permanent human temptations: the way to a utopia so appealing that for millennia the violence used to achieve it was not perceived as a crime. What could be more sensible than to rid the forest of the tribe whose existence menaces your own? Until very recent times, it was not self-evident that other tribes belonged to the same species. While human life may have existed on the planet for a million years, it is possible that only in the last thousand have men believed that we belong to a single tribe. The crime of genocide could not exist as a moral category until this consciousness was established. This was the work of the monotheistic religions, who bound the tribes together by preaching that all men were subject of the same master. It was not until the European Enlightenment that this religious intuition was secularised, when it became a commonplace to think of human beings possessing a common nature and a common set of moral obligations. And only in our century, in the last fifty years, has it become possible to declare a set of universal human rights. So the history of genocide teaches us something about the history of the century in general: ours has been the first to perfect mass murder and the first to understand the exact sense in which this is a crime. Our future depends on whether our sense of it as crime is equal to the strength of it as a temptation.
Auschwitz, Cambodia, Rwanda: the malignity in these places is dissolving. Bones crumble; human ash returns to soil; teeth, sandals, hair, bullets, axes disperse into atoms and molecules. The evidence of evil, like the evidence of good, obeys the universal laws of entropy. Heat cools, matter disintegrates, memories fade. Photographs, however, document the downward drift of forgetting: how flowers push up through graves, how birds fill the sky over Dresden, a sky that once was thick with bombers. Even large and terrible crimes are eventually forgotten; even horror turns into dust and sand. We do not want a world where crime escapes punishment, where evil escapes being called by its proper name, where infamy is swallowed by sand and wind. Entropy is a moral scandal. If everything is forgotten, if all headstones decay, what is the point of grieving?
Evil counts on the certainty that grass will cover the limepits, that the ground will swallow up the bullet-casing, that voices will fall silent and memory fail. A German history of the destruction of the Herero in Namibia in 1904 speaks of the "sublime silence of infinity" stifling the cries of the dying. Demonic cynicism often lays claim to the sublime. For if everything ends in the silence of infinity, why should evil matter?
Entropy makes remembering an obligation. In remembering we make our stand against the indifference of nature. But nature will not help. The best markers are those entered in the human mind and transmitted from generation to generation. Even these are no match for nature. Photographs decay; books disintegrate; stories falsify and finally betray those they wish to save. For as these pictures show, nothing, not even infamous crime, is immortal.
In the Russian Orthodox memorial service for the dead, the believers sing the Viechnaya Pamyat: "Eternal Memory, Eternal Memory grant him O Lord." The memory in question here is God's. It is perfect: every hair on our head is counted, and every one of our sins too. If we are forgotten by men, we will still be remembered by God. This is the consolation of the faithful. But where is the consolation of the faithless? The only consolation seems to lie in being reconciled to erasure by the winds.
It is not easy to be at peace with what the memorials to genocide tell us: that everything slowly vanishes, including our best efforts to remember. Human culture is an attempt to inscribe significance, to make human meaning and connections endure. In our century, the crimes we have committed against each other have been so large, so persistent, so insane that they make us wonder whether this struggle has any point. For we have become a force of entropy ourselves; we have unleashed our own nihilism, our own drive to nothingness.
Genocide is the perfection of this drive towards oblivion. The dead are hurled into mass graves; corpses are piled on top of each other in a defilement which eliminates all singularity, dignity and meaning from dying. The difficulty of mastering genocide lies in the impossibility of restoring to each victim the singular attention which is due all humans in the hour of their deaths. We cannot rescue each one from the anonymity of mass graves. Only God's memory could and then only if we could believe.
Belief is hard; we have good reason to lack belief in ourselves. We were the ones who mechanised death, who created instruments - crematoria, shooting pits, death marches - which violated our own injunction that each human death should be given significance. And so a great work of reparation has been going on throughout the century, an unending, futile, yet essential attempt to undo the harm we have done to ourselves. We erect museums, statues, exhibitions; we collect the pictures of those who have died to restore an identity to their facelessness. Our memorials are like those pebbles placed on the top of gravestones in Jewish cemeteries, symbols of a link which not even death can destroy. But we know that nature will wash away both pebbles and headstones alike. All we can do is to place them, over and over, for as long as we can.
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Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff says the team have a "real fight" to secure the lucrative runner-up spot in the constructors' championship.
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There's been ten points or less between Mercedes and Ferrari for the last four races. But Lotus are creeping up on both of them, and now all three are covered by a margin of 33 with up to 172 up for grabs before the end of the year.
"The last three races have shown us that we have a real fight on our hands to secure second place in the constructors' championship," Wolff acknowledged, ""but also that we have the performance to achieve our goal if we consistently deliver the full potential of the car".
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Veteran defenceman Patrice Brisebois is expected to return to the Montreal Canadiens lineup after missing 11 games with a shoulder injury.
Mark Streit will play forward against the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday night to make room for Brisebois on defence.
"I practised so hard the last two weeks in the gym and on the ice, so it's fun to be back," said Brisebois, who has one goal and six assists in 26 games this season. "I'll just try to make the easy plays, take short shifts and try to be in the right position."
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Last update: Friday 6 June 2014 [70 news items]
Darfon unveils maglev keyboard
Jun 6, 14:13
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Darfon has unveiled its latest innovation, the maglev keyboard, which it claims is thinner and has a longer product life than scissor switch-based...
Darfon sues Chicony over illuminated keyboard patents
Dec 27, 14:46
Taiwan-based keyboard maker Darfon recently filed a lawsuit in China against competitor Chicony Electronics for infringing its illuminated keyboard module patents.
Razer announces 7.1 Surround Sound USB gaming headset
Aug 26, 12:22
Razer has announced its latest audio product, the Razer Kraken 7.1 Surround Sound USB gaming headset.
Razer announces a new membrane gaming keypad
Aug 19, 14:28
Razer has announced the release of the Razer Tartarus, a membrane gaming keypad featuring 25 programmable keys including an eight-way directional thumb pad. The thumb pad allows gamers...
Chicony seeks growth from non-notebook product lines
May 20, 21:55
Seeing the notebook industry suffering from weak demand, Taiwan-based keyboard maker Chicony Electronics has turned to its non-notebook businesses such as external keyboards and camera...
Lite-On Technology to hike camera module, keyboard production capacities in 2013
Jan 21, 11:03
EMS provider Lite-On Technology will expend production capacity for camera modules by 20-30% and PC keyboards by 20% by adding equipment and increasing automation, according to company...
Apple to reduce illuminated keyboard thickness in 2013, say sources
Sep 26, 01:20
Apple will reduce the thickness of light guide plates for the illuminated keyboards in its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models from 0.4mm currently to 0.25mm in 2013, according to...
Shipments of keyboard-integrated tablet covers to increase
Sep 25, 14:48
As keyboards become standard equipment for Windows 8-based tablets, while some iPad users purchase a keyboard for convenience, shipments of keyboard-integrated tablet covers are expected...
Acer, Asustek Windows 8 tablet prices may be to high to attract consumers
Sep 20, 01:10
Acer and Asustek Computer's Windows 8 tablets are reportedly to be priced at above US$800, about the same price as the New iPad with the highest specifications, and market watchers...
MTS maker Ko Ja to set up factory in Chongqing
May 16, 01:20
Ko Ja (Cayman), a Taiwan-based maker of membrane touch switches (MTS) mainly used in notebook keyboards, will establish a factory in Chongqing, western China, with production to kick...
Keyboard supplier Darfon sees growth in April revenues
May 8, 14:39
Taiwan-based keyboard supplier Darfon Electronics has announced consolidated revenues of NT$2.31 billion (US$78.83 million) for April, up 3.33% on month and 8.86% on year with combined...
Darfon to expand luminous keyboard capacity by 20% for Apple in 2012
Mar 2, 12:25
Darfon Electronics, a Taiwan-based maker of PC peripherals and electronic components, has become a supplier of LED luminous keyboards for Apple and will expand corresponding production...
Darfon looks to increase share in notebook keyboard market
Dec 27, 12:28
Darfon Electronics expects its share in the global notebook keyboard market to continue to grow in 2012 along with the launch of ultrabook models by branded vendors, according to...
LED backlight market yet to hit bottom, says Lite-On CEO
Aug 30, 15:38
The market for LED backlight modules has not yet hit bottom, as oversupply continues plaguing it, according to KC Terng, CEO of Lite-On Technology. But LED packaging house Unity Opto...
Darfon July revenues up on shipments of LED backlit keyboards to Apple
Aug 5, 01:35
Keyboard maker Darfon Electronics has announced consolidated revenues of NT$2.48 billion (US$85.7 million) for July 2011, up 11.4% on month but down 1.1% on year. Shipments of LED...
Primax sees monthly CCM capacity fully loaded in 3Q11
Jul 21, 01:35
Taiwan-based compact camera module (CCM) maker Primax Electronics, a supplier of iPhone CCMs, has landed orders from Apple for the upcoming iPhone model, and already has its 15 million...
Quanta to establish chassis manufacturing subsidiary in China
Jul 7, 01:10
Quanta Computer has announced plans to invest US$15 million to set up a subsidiary in Chongqing, China for manufacturing chassis and cooling modules.
Chicony optimistic about future demand for webcams
Jun 29, 16:40
Taiwan-based PC notebook keyboard and webcam maker Chicony Electronics is optimistic about its performance in the future as the company's webcam business is expected to strongly benefit...
Asustek takes shipment lead in non-Apple tablet PCs
Jun 23, 01:35
Asustek Computer has become the largest tablet PC brand in the non-Apple tablet PC group with shipments of 400,000 units in the first half of 2011, according to sources from notebook...
Darfon sees sequential drop in 1Q11 revenues
Apr 28, 01:40
Taiwan-based PC accessory maker Darfon Electronics has announced consolidated revenues of NT$6.12 billion (US$212.21 million), down 8.7% sequentially with gross margin of 9.9% down...
Chicony expects a 15% sequential growth in 2Q11 revenues
Apr 11, 16:04
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Chicony Electronics has announced consolidated revenues of NT$5.18 billion (US$178.96 million) for March 2011, up 50.3% on month, and as the company...
Taiwan notebook makers to see shipment growth in March
Mar 10, 01:25
Despite seeing their shipments drop significantly in February, Taiwan-based notebook makers including Compal Electronics, Quanta Computer, Wistron and Inventec are all expected to...
External keyboards for tablet PC expected to see weak demand
Mar 10, 01:05
Despite most first-tier tablet PC players have designed their products with support of an external keyboard, Taiwan-based keyboard makers are taking a conservative attitude about...
Chicony to invest in LED chipmaker Genesis
Feb 16, 01:15
Taiwan-based EMS provider Chicony Electronics will acquire 13.3 million new shares issued by Genesis Photonics, a Taiwan-based maker of LED epitaxial wafers and chips, for private...
Sunrex Chongqing plants to start shipping notebook keyboards in 1Q11
Jan 3, 16:43
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Sunrex Technology's plants in Chongqing, China will start mass production and begin shipping to its clients in the first quarter of 2011, according...
Chicony expects to see flat performance in 4Q10 revenues
Dec 7, 14:33
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Chicony Electronics expects its consolidated revenues in the fourth quarter of 2010 to remain flat sequentially compared to the third quarter's...
Keyboard maker Darfon sees decline in November
Dec 7, 02:10
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Darfon Electronics has announced consolidated revenues of NT$2.17 billion (US$71.9 million) for November, down 6.59% on month and 16.93% on year...
Notebook vendors urge keyboard suppliers to start preparing for Lunar New Year
Nov 5, 01:40
Notebook vendors are requesting keyboard suppliers start preparing for possible labor shortages following the 2011 Lunar New Year holidays.
AUO presents 14-inch solar-powered touch keyboard notebook solution
Nov 3, 11:49
LCD panel maker AU Optronics (AUO) has introduced a 14-inch solar-powered touch keyboard solution for notebook. The thickness of the solar module used in the solution is reduced to...
Darfon expects to see slight growth in 4Q10
Oct 28, 01:50
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Darfon Electronics expects its fourth-quarter 2010 consolidated revenues to grow between 0-5% as the company's notebook keyboard as well as external...
Darfon sees on-month revenues growth in September
Oct 7, 02:10
Benefiting by notebook vendors starting to increase their orders in September 2010, notebook keyboard maker Darfon Electronics saw its consolidated revenues for the month grow 11.2%...
Notebook keyboard makers to see growth in September revenues
Sep 21, 01:55
Demand from notebook makers is starting to recover, helping notebook keyboard makers see climbing sales in September. Chicony Electronics expects its consolidated revenues in the...
KYE and Darfon report on-year drop in August revenues
Sep 7, 15:29
Taiwan-based keyboard and PC peripheral maker KYE Systems has reported consolidated revenues of NT$938 million (US$29.3 million) for August 2010, up 9.4% on month, but down 5% on...
Chicony, Sunrex see August notebook keyboard shipments short of expectations
Aug 17, 13:53
Taiwan-based Chicony Electronics and Sunrex Technology have seen their shipments of notebook keyboards so far in August fall short of their original expectations mainly because of...
Chicony and Darfon see drops in July revenues
Aug 10, 15:57
Taiwan-based notebook keyboard maker Chicony Electronics and Darfon Electronic both saw drops in their July 2010 revenues.
Tablet vendors may decrease number of models to be launched in 2015
IT + CE | 6min ago
Digitimes Research: Taiwan small- to medium-size panel shipments reach 329.7 million in 3Q14
Displays | 32min ago
Connector maker BizLink looks to double-digit revenue growth in 2015
IT + CE | 36min ago
FineTek expects to see sequential growth of 10-15% in 2014 revenue
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:52
Taiwan market: Chunghwa Telecom hike target 4G user base for end of 2014
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:50
BOE shifts focus from Samsung to China vendors
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:18
Taiwan market: Acer, Lenovo expect growth in 4Q14 PC shipments
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:18
TV panel shipments increase 10.2% on year in October to 22.55 million
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:16
MediaTek dismisses rumors that it no longer supplies chips to Xiaomi
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:16
China market: 4G smartphone chip prices continue to fall
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:14
Taiwan IC designers expect gross margin to improve in 2015
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:13
Foxconn to continue investment in central Taiwan, says chairman
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:13
ChipMOS expects flat capex for 2015
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:12
LED packaging houses expected to see average sequential drop of 10% in 4Q14 revenues
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:11
China market: Third-party e-payments top CNY2.6 trillion in 3Q14, says Analysys
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:08
Digitimes Research: Global tablet shipments in 4Q14 estimated at 74.53 million units
Before Going to Press | Nov 25, 20:07
- ARM seeing troubles penetrating into PC, server industries; IoT becomes new battlefield for Intel, ARM
- Taiwan IC designers see demand slowing down
- ITO film demand expected to grow 25.6% in 2014
- Some Taiwan solar cell makers plan to cut personnel
- GIS applies for listing on Taiwan Stock Exchange
- Taiwan and Korea makers expanding touch-embedded solutions in 2015
- Residential demand response revenues expected to reach US$2.3 billion annually by 2023, says firm
- Commentary: Android smartphone vendors set to meet more challenges
- Digitimes Research: China makers to drop Full HD panel pricing by 11.5% in 2015
- China, Taiwan makers eyeing 3D printer market
- ASMedia announces partnership with AMD
- Will Xiaomi be a target for Foxconn's new collaboration with Innolux?
- Server player AIC sees SSD server orders from Sony and France client, says paper
- Taiwan October manufacturing production index up on month, year, says MOEA
- TSMC orders equipment for NT$2.4 billion
- Panel makers aim to secure orders from Motorola
- Digitimes Research: Samsung, Apple, LG rank as top-3 smartphone vendors in 3Q14
- TWM expects to reach 1.0 million 4G users at end of 2014, says president
- Compatibility, efficiency crucial to wireless charging market: Q&A with Mark Hunsicker, senior director of wireless power solutions at Qualcomm
- China and US boost worldwide industrial semiconductor market in 2014, says IHS
- Falling LED bulb prices put pressure on LED driver IC firms
- Soitec, SK Innovation team up for semiconductor materials
- Biostar says Samsung-Nvidia lawsuit not affecting operation
- ASML lands EUV tool orders from TSMC
- In-car safety innovations drive expand use of dashboard screens, says DisplaySearch
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- Digitimes Research: China makers Bitland, BYD to join Chromebook supply chain in 2015
- Digitimes Research: Samsung, white-box players looking to take over 10-15 million feature phone demand from Microsoft Mobile
- Digitimes Research: Lenovo, Asustek to launch US$149 Chromebook
- Digitimes Research: Skylake processor delay to weaken Windows 10 notebook demand
Compatibility, efficiency crucial to wireless charging market: Q&A with Mark Hunsicker, senior director of wireless power solutions at Qualcomm
Despite years of enthusiasm for wireless charging technology, the market for wireless charging applications...
Epson in push for business-use inkjet printers: Q&A with company executive
Laser printers have been dominating the business-use segment. But Seiko Epson has launched a bid to...
Cree investment is good for Taiwan LED development: Q&A with Lextar chairman David Su
US-based Cree will invest US$83 million to take a 13.32% stake in Taiwan-based Lextar Electronics,...
Karbonn looks to in-house handset production in India: Q&A with executive director
Karbonn, the second-largest India-based handset vendor, is looking into in-house production. Digitimes...
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The notebook industry in 2010 experienced several major events that significantly changed the industry's ecosystem for the year and the industry is also believed...
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Growth of the global LCD TV market was not as strong as expected in 2010 as the market continued to feel the aftershocks of the economic recession that had hit...
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- Greater China touch panel shipment forecast through 2015
This Special Report provides forecasts through 2015 for Greater China touch panel shipments with breakdowns based on technology (glass, film, resistive), application (smartphone, NB and tablet) and by firm.
- 2014 global tablet demand forecast
This report analyzes the main players, their strategies and shipments forecasts for 2014, as well as other factors contributing to either growth or decline in various segments within the tablet market, with a particular focus on Apple, Google, Samsung, and Microsoft, along with whitebox vendors.


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