A service ofPaul Gluckman, Executive Senior Editor, is a 30-year Warren Communications News veteran having joined the company in May 1989 to launch its Audio Week publication. In his long career, Paul has chronicled the rise and fall of physical entertainment media like the CD, DVD and Blu-ray and the advent of ATSC 3.0 broadcast technology from its rudimentary standardization roots to its anticipated 2020 commercial launch.
Biography for Paul GluckmanRecent Articles by Paul GluckmanSony Knows Better Now ‘How to Adapt’ to COVID-19, Says CFOA rebound in Sony’s TV business was the top contributor to the 30.5% operating profit growth, to 54 billion yen ($518 million), in the company’s Electronics Products & Solutions segment for fiscal Q2 ended Sept. 30, said Chief Financial Officer…Subscribe to Read >>
Ceramic Shield for iPhone 12 Is Exclusive to Apple, Says Corning CEOQ3 sales in Corning’s specialty materials business were $570 million, up 23% from the 2019 quarter, “in sharp contrast” to declining smartphone shipments, said Chief Financial Officer Tony Tripeny on a Tuesday investor call. Ceramic Shield cover glass sales to…Subscribe to Read >>
Beaming 4K Would Make 'Biggest Difference' in ATSC 3.0 Adoption: SonySony Electronics wants broadcasters to use their new ATSC 3.0 opportunity to begin beaming 4K programming with HDR over the air, Nick Colsey, vice president-business development, told the prerecorded ATSC broadcast conference Monday during the virtual NAB Show New York…Subscribe to Read >>
Pandemic Spurred ‘Massive Mix Shift’ Q3 to Entry-Level Laptop CPUs: IntelQ3 revenue in Intel’s “PC-centric” business increased 1% to $9.8 billion on strong notebook CPU demand for remote work and learning, said Chief Financial Officer George Davis on a Thursday investor call. Intel’s July 23 forecast was for Q3 PC-centric…Subscribe to Read >>
Not All Section 301 Suits Argue ‘Same Substantive Challenges,’ Says Law FirmLaw firm Husch Blackwell doesn't object to DOJ’s proposal to designate the first-filed HMTX Industries-Jasco Products complaint as a test case in the massive Section 301 litigation, but “there is no reason that it should be chosen as the only…Subscribe to Read >>
Sony Knows Better Now ‘How to Adapt’ to COVID-19, Says CFO
A rebound in Sony’s TV business was the top contributor to the 30.5% operating profit growth, to 54 billion yen ($518 million), in the company’s Electronics Products & Solutions segment for fiscal Q2 ended Sept. 30, said Chief Financial Officer…Subscribe to Read >>
Ceramic Shield for iPhone 12 Is Exclusive to Apple, Says Corning CEO
Q3 sales in Corning’s specialty materials business were $570 million, up 23% from the 2019 quarter, “in sharp contrast” to declining smartphone shipments, said Chief Financial Officer Tony Tripeny on a Tuesday investor call. Ceramic Shield cover glass sales to…Subscribe to Read >>
Beaming 4K Would Make 'Biggest Difference' in ATSC 3.0 Adoption: Sony
Sony Electronics wants broadcasters to use their new ATSC 3.0 opportunity to begin beaming 4K programming with HDR over the air, Nick Colsey, vice president-business development, told the prerecorded ATSC broadcast conference Monday during the virtual NAB Show New York…Subscribe to Read >>
Pandemic Spurred ‘Massive Mix Shift’ Q3 to Entry-Level Laptop CPUs: Intel
Q3 revenue in Intel’s “PC-centric” business increased 1% to $9.8 billion on strong notebook CPU demand for remote work and learning, said Chief Financial Officer George Davis on a Thursday investor call. Intel’s July 23 forecast was for Q3 PC-centric…Subscribe to Read >>
Not All Section 301 Suits Argue ‘Same Substantive Challenges,’ Says Law Firm
Law firm Husch Blackwell doesn't object to DOJ’s proposal to designate the first-filed HMTX Industries-Jasco Products complaint as a test case in the massive Section 301 litigation, but “there is no reason that it should be chosen as the only…Subscribe to Read >>