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Arlington, Va. — The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) has selected Engadget to coordinate, judge and produce the official Best of CES award program at the International CES in January 2014.
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Washington – The Consumer Electronics Association called for Congress to safeguard Americans’ ability to choose the video services and technologies they desire, as the Senate Communications Subcommittee held an information gathering hearing on the state of video, Tuesday.
Alexandra Harding (left) and Trey Lake of Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics with Stacia Alexander of Samsung.
Tom Bamrick and Tim Coakley of Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics at the IMCE Spring 2013 Vendor Expo.
Josh Finkelstein (center)and Earl Tubbs of Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics representing Soul Headphones at the Expo.
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Tom Bamrick of Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics with Volunteers From Rescue A Golden of Arizona at the IMCE 2013 Charity Golf Tournament.
Tom Bamrick with Kim Hanley and Lori Bennett of Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics with Stacey Sutherland of Biola University (right) at the Expo.
Tom Bamrick of Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics and Gary Shapiro of CEA at the Spring 2013 Vendor Expo Keynote Dinner.
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Arlington, Va. — The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced the 2013 class of inductees into the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame.
Fifteen people make up the new class:
• Samar Basu — worked on the lithium-ion battery at Bell Labs;
• Manning Greenberg — covered the CE industry for Home Furnishings Daily for decades;
• Marcian (Ted) Hoff — invented the microprocessor;
Arlington, Va. – The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) backed the U.S. Senate introduction of the Patent Quality Improvement Act of 2013, legislation to stop frivolous patent lawsuits introduced by Sen. Charles Schumer (D-.N.Y.).
In a statement Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of CEA said, “We applaud Senator Schumer for introducing legislation that promises to make it easier for companies to fight back against frivolous lawsuits by so-called Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs or patent trolls).”
Arlington, Va. — Some 585 million pounds of electronics devices were responsibly recycled in 2012 by CE companies working in the eCycling Leadership Initiative.
The industry effort, spearheaded by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), is designed to increase recycling collaboration among consumers, CE manufacturers, retailers, collectors, recyclers, non-governmental organizations and governments at all levels.
CEA said the 2012 tally represents a 27 percent increase over 2011 and a 95 percent increase since 2010.
Arlington, Va. – Gary Shapiro, CEO/president of the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) addressed The Media Institute yesterday on the topic of “Digital Ninjas – What We Need to Ensure American Leadership.”
Shapiro drew on CEA’s new book Ninja Innovation: The Ten Killer Strategies of the World’s Most Successful Businesses to criticize broadcasters for opposing innovation, specifically noting their efforts to impede spectrum auctions.
Arlington, Va. — Consumers’ desire for mobility is driving sales of tablets, smartphones, e-readers and wireless mobile hot spots, according to a new study released today by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA).
The “15th Annual Household CE Ownership and Market Potential Study” also found that CE spending is up for individuals (35 percent) and households (36 percent) over the last 12 months.
Washington — On their recent visit to Congress, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) officials and members lobbied for passage of the SHIELD Act, a bill that would impose reforms to stop “patent trolls” who file frivolous lawsuits against tech companies.
CEA pitched the House-sponsored legislation, formerly known as “Saving High-Tech Innovators from Egregious Legal Disputes (SHIELD) Act,” which is being introduced by Rep. Peter A. DeFazio (D-Ore.) and Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah).
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