| Nitto Denko to Build New Optical Film Plant in South China; State ...
Tokyo, Japan, Jan 19, 2007 - (JCN Newswire) - Japan's leading diversified materials company Nitto Denko Corporation has decided to construct a new state-of-the-art plant for producing optical films in order to meet their growing demand in large-screen liquid crystal display (LCD) TV applications, the company announced today.LCD-TV makers are accelerating their moves to set up production sites in China, Eastern Europe and North America, in order to accommodate the expanding global demand in the large-screen TV applications market. In China, TV set makers are concentrated in eastern central and southern China areas. LCD panel demand is projected to expand from now on, with those TV manufacturers embarking on full-scale expansion of their TV production capacities.It is with such a backdrop that Nitto Denko has set up a new Chinese manufacturing subsidiary which would build the new optical film plant at Guangming Hi-tech Park in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, in order to meet not only the customer need for local procurement of parts and materials, but also demand for large-screen LCD-TV parts.
Shiny Friday fun - HDTV
Are you still a little baffled by the charms of HDTV, otherwise known as high definition television. Can't work out why you want it, what programmes are available or for that matter, what it actually is? Good job we have a blog about it then. HDTV brings you the latest and very best news about the programmes to watch, co-ordinating gadgets, news from the industry and an all important beginner's guide. Came straight to this page? Visit www.ShinyShiny.tv for all the latest news. .
Before Indy vs. Chicago, it's TV size vs. convenience
Most of my time is spent looking through that little hole in the back of my camera or looking at my computer screen or looking through the bug-coated windshield of my vehicle, driving the relaxing roads of Tampa Bay. So I don't really get out much and apparently have acquired a reputation for declining invitations to soirees, fetes, keggers and clambakes alike. Needless to say, after a while the invites stopped coming. So imagine my surprise when I found myself with five requests to attend separate versions of the annual bacchanal that is the Super Bowl Party. More surprising, I'm considering going. The question: Which one? Now, there are many variables to be considered. All of the invitations came from male friends, so of course the first qualification listed was the size of their television screen.
2-1-2007: The TV Industry News Report
(Broadcasting & Cable) _ Comcast Net Triples in the Fourth Quarte http://online.wsj.com/article/SB117018761612092703.html?mod=mm_media_marketing_hs_left (WSJ) Corp.'s fourth-quarter net income tripled amid last summer's acquisition of some Adelphia Communications Corp. cable systems. The nation's largest cable-Click for the lowest price on dmnobieblanktelevision');" onMouseOut="hideAd();" class=Hotlink>television provider with 24.2 million video customers reported net income of $390 million, or 18 cents a share, compared with $133 million, or six cents a share, a year earlier. Suspicious Device in Boston Turns out to be an Ad Campaign for a Cartoon http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/01/us/01boston.html?_r=1&oref=slogin (NYT) Boston temporarily closed parts of bridges, subway stations, an Interstate highway and even part of the Charles River on Wednesday after the authorities found what the police described as suspicious devices at nine places.
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