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National and global news this week includes Apple to revamp its design team, and the European musical instrument retailer Thomann turning the legal tables on Fender.
The National Football League (NFL) led by its showcase Super Bowl championship continually rank high in television ratings.
Taking a broader look at the electronics industry, Fox buys Roku, and Netflix goes to the movies.
The Canadian manufacturer augments its toroidal technologies with surge suppression and automatic voltage regulation to help maximize the performance of connected components.
This week’s KMB Comm nuggets include items on Spotify, Denon, Zoom, and Apple’s new AI efforts.
Among the exhibiting manufacturers at the dealer marketing event included SVS, Nordost, Advance Paris, and the Indy Audio Labs brand Aragon.
In related home technology market news, Disney’s latest “Star War” movie tumbles in the box office.
The exhibit runs from June 2 to July 2, and special, guided tours are available.
After acquiring Lightapalooza from HTSA, AVIXA is set to partner with HTSA and ProSource to launch the RESIDE residential technology event in tandem with the InfoComm show in Orlan...
In tech-related news, the “Mandalorian and Grogu” movie is met with a lukewarm reception, and Ferrari takes hit with first EV release.
Stereo is popular once again. Streaming audio is leading the charge, but physical media sales are growing, and as people look to escape the barrage of technology they encounter dai...
In non-technology integration news, Fender is seeking legal action against companies that are using “S” type guitar designs.
In a competitive marketplace, small differentiators such as having a friendly business environment can mean all the difference to restaurants, fitness centers, and retail stores.
National technology news items from the week of May 11 include Dua Lipa suing Samsung, and Google deals with AI-based cybersecurity attacks.
Any product that sacrifices style for substance could hurt your brand and impact your businesses’ profitability.
Financial news, along with the audiophile market continue to make news in KMB’s weekly look at technology.
While home security is always a priority for property owners, the emphasis increases during down economic times. One area that integrators can focus on during an uncertain economy ...
For whatever reason, home audio and audio news in general once again captures the lion’s share of attention in the KMB Comm Tech Week in Review. Of the six news items in this...
Top manufacturers such as Sonos offer user-friendly streaming audio products for dedicated stereo, personal listening, home theater and multiroom audio applications.
Starting the week off Apple made a big splash with long-time CEO Tim Cook stepping down.
While vinyl remains the darling of superficial music fans, true music fans appreciate the convenience of streaming and the value of CDs.
In non-Record Store Day news, Sony Pictures’ Tom Rothman tells cinema owners to cut down on the ads before movies.
This list of turntables includes products from Audio-Technica, NAD, Pro-Ject, E.A.T., VPI, and Linn Products.