I’ve distilled our RFSigns.com website down to a small 22 page printable catalog. It’s my first serious attempt at using MS Publisher to do something. I think we can agree I’m not a graphic designer but the catalog isn’t bad for a first attempt. You can check it out here.
David was recently awarded the prestigious Wireless Communications Professional certification from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). This certification, earned by rigorous examination on Wireless Communications Engineering Technology (WCET), demonstrates the breadth and depth of David’s knowledge and experience with all aspects of personal wireless services engineering. IEEE WCET Certification.
David and I ventured out to the Radio Ink Tech Summit at the beginning of the month. This two day conference was sponsored by Radio Ink magazine and took place at the Microsoft campus in Mountainview, California. The conference was very informative and filled with forward thinking speakers. The overlying theme was the necessary convergence …
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David and I are traveling out to Silicon Valley next week to attend Skip Pizzi’s Radio Tech Summit. This should be a cool opportunity to discuss the future of radio. A lot of folks seem to think radio is dead. I think that it isn’t dead, but needs to evolve to take advantage of all the …
Last week, David Maxson gave a presentation to the Branford, Connecticut Cell Tower Advisory Panel. Here’s an excerpt of an article about the event in the Branford Eagle: Last week a Boston-based cellular consultant told a gathering of shoreline leaders and residents that there are viable alternatives to standard cell towers that are less intrusive. He …
Isotrope co-founder David Maxson will be giving a presentation at NAB Show 2010 in Las Vegas. As part of the Broadcast Engineering Conference, David will talk about “Electronic Program Guide Field Trial: How HD Radio EPG Works”. The session will be Sunday April 11th from 10:30 to 11:00 am. More information can be found here.
A fun commentary from RCR wireless about the 2010 CES convention: http://www.rcrwireless.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100108/WORST_OF_THE_WEEK/100109971/-ces-worst-of-the-week-a-mind-is-a-terrible-thing-to-waste
