Editorial

Recession Response September 30, 2008 Recession ResponseFull Article92008-05-27Jeremy J. GlowackiYoud never know by the recent spate of manufacturer event invitations that anything was wrong with the U.S. economy. But then again, any marketer worth his salt knows More..
New Angles on 3D Video By Jeremy J. Glowacki, February 2, 2010 Following the Consumer Electronics Show last month in Las Vegas, I was struck by how many new angles were available on the 3D story (no pun intended). While it’s hard to imagine 3D ever reaching the mass-consumer popularity of, More..
Home Grown By Jeremy J. Glowacki, June 27, 2010 I got a glimpse into my country’s once-strong manufacturing past last month while visiting Harman’s Elkhart, Indiana, factory, and I have to say that it was a refreshing sight. More..
Historical Relevance By Jeremy J. Glowacki, June 8, 2010 In the rapidly changing world of consumer electronics, it is nearly impossible to stop long enough to assess the significance of the products that we work with every day. Over the course of a couple weeks, however, I attended More..
CEDIA Subtleties By Jeremy J. Glowacki, October 1, 2008 In a year when many in our industry declared "flat" as the "new up" in business, the not-so-big news at CEDIA EXPO was the subtle evolution of technology, instead of flashy "game-changing" product introductions of years past. More..
I am a PC? By Jeremy J.Glowacki, December 3, 2008 Some of the excitement preceding my first visit to the Microsoft campus, last month, was muted a bit by my realization that “Bill G.” and I were highly unlikely to cross paths in the hallway of Building 50 in Redmond, More..
Feeling Refreshed By Jeremy J. Glowacki, April 29, 2010 If you’re reading this column right now, then you must be either stubborn or old (or maybe both). Haven’t you heard that print is dead? Thanks for reading this, you old rebel you. More..
No More Party Tricks By Jeremy J. Glowacki, March 31, 2010 Last month, the New York Times featured an article from a writer who wanted to make her onebedroom Manhattan apartment “smarter” by buying $2,500 worth of consumer electronics products. The purely theoretical endeavor revealed a More..
Social Threads By Jeremy J. Glowacki, February 24, 2010 Even in the tech-savvy CEDIA channel, it can be hard to keep up with all of the technology changes going on around us. A new social media application seems to crop up every day, yet most of us don’t have the time to keep up with More..
Talking the Talk By Jeremy J. Glowacki, January 5, 2010 Our industry talks a good game about becoming more green in the products that we manufacturer and the services we provide. Some of us, in fact, are just talking, but a growing number are actually walking the walk. More..
A Good Habit By Jeremy J. Glowacki, December 4, 2009 We all have our little habits, good or bad, annoying or innocuous, that influence the way we live our lives. As another year ends, friends and family will guilt us into another New Year’s resolution, which I think is as good an More..
It’s Just Business By Jeremy J. Glowacki, October 28, 2009 “It’s business… not personal” is a cliché that is particularly apropos to the CEDIA channel, where yesterday’s rival often ends up being tomorrow’s colleague. Despite this fact, I too often get caught up in battles between More..
About Atlanta… By Jeremy J. Glowacki, October 22, 2009 There’s no doubt about it, the size and layout of CEDIA’s newest host city took its toll on EXPO attendees and exhibitors this year. The downtown area, despite major restaurant and hotel additions, was still tough for those of us More..
Built to Last By Jeremy J. Glowacki, September 4, 2009 Some days I really worry about the future of our industry, especially in the face of the economic challenges that we are all grappling with right now. Over the years, the industry has grown and evolved almost in spite of itself. More..
Finding Face Time By Jeremy j. Glowacki, August 10, 2009 The increasing use of technology in place of in-person business communication has never bothered a naturally introverted person like me. I always have preferred my carefully crafted response to an e-mailed question over an More..

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