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 GluckmanCoronavirus Setbacks to Display Business Will Be ‘Temporary,’ Says Applied MaterialsApplied Materials dispatched “business continuity teams” to the regions in China hardest hit in the coronavirus outbreak early in the crisis, said CEO Gary Dickerson on a fiscal Q1 call Wednesday. The company sells deposition equipment and…Subscribe to Read >>
Dish 'Remedies' Contributed 'Substantially' to Approving T-Mobile/Sprint, Says JudgeState plaintiffs’ arguments T-Mobile would “pursue anticompetitive behavior” after buying Sprint weren't “sufficiently compelling" to block the transaction, wrote U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero for the Southern District of New York. Monday's 173-page decision (in Pacer) was released…Subscribe to Read >>
Tariffs Sent December Chinese TV Imports Plunging to Nearly 5-Year Monthly LowU.S. importers in December sourced 539,000 TVs from China, 46.2 percent fewer than in November and the lowest monthly Chinese TV volume since 507,000 sets were shipped here in February 2015, said Census Bureau data posted Sunday and accessed…Subscribe to Read >>
Supply Chain Hit 'Significantly' From Coronavirus-Forced Logistics 'Curbs,' Says AUOPanel maker AU Optronics operates no fabs in China’s Hubei province, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, so “we did not suspend operations,” said CEO Paul Peng on a Q4 call Thursday. But as the “epidemic started to…Subscribe to Read >>
IRobot to Source a Third of Its US Unit Volume This Year From Malaysia, Says CEOIRobot’s 2019 operating-profit margin would have been 3.1 points higher at 10.4 percent if not for the $37.9 million in List 3 Section 301 tariff costs imposed on the robotic vacuum cleaners (RVCs) it sourced from China, said…Subscribe to Read >>
Coronavirus Setbacks to Display Business Will Be ‘Temporary,’ Says Applied Materials
Applied Materials dispatched “business continuity teams” to the regions in China hardest hit in the coronavirus outbreak early in the crisis, said CEO Gary Dickerson on a fiscal Q1 call Wednesday. The company sells deposition equipment and…Subscribe to Read >>
Dish 'Remedies' Contributed 'Substantially' to Approving T-Mobile/Sprint, Says Judge
State plaintiffs’ arguments T-Mobile would “pursue anticompetitive behavior” after buying Sprint weren't “sufficiently compelling" to block the transaction, wrote U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero for the Southern District of New York. Monday's 173-page decision (in Pacer) was released…Subscribe to Read >>
Tariffs Sent December Chinese TV Imports Plunging to Nearly 5-Year Monthly Low
U.S. importers in December sourced 539,000 TVs from China, 46.2 percent fewer than in November and the lowest monthly Chinese TV volume since 507,000 sets were shipped here in February 2015, said Census Bureau data posted Sunday and accessed…Subscribe to Read >>
Supply Chain Hit 'Significantly' From Coronavirus-Forced Logistics 'Curbs,' Says AUO
Panel maker AU Optronics operates no fabs in China’s Hubei province, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, so “we did not suspend operations,” said CEO Paul Peng on a Q4 call Thursday. But as the “epidemic started to…Subscribe to Read >>
IRobot to Source a Third of Its US Unit Volume This Year From Malaysia, Says CEO
IRobot’s 2019 operating-profit margin would have been 3.1 points higher at 10.4 percent if not for the $37.9 million in List 3 Section 301 tariff costs imposed on the robotic vacuum cleaners (RVCs) it sourced from China, said…Subscribe to Read >>