Posts Tagged ‘cxmagblog’
Technician on Duty fee
The Meetings and Events Association Conference has been and gone and whilst the content of the conference was the best in years sadly the subject of Technician on Duty Fee’s seemed to be pushed aside. It appears it wasn’t such a hot topic, with only 5 people showing up at a facilitated meeting during lunch…
Read MoreNote from Reader about The Tom!
Greetings Julius. I doubt if you’ll remember me but we have met a number of times. (I believe I first met you in the 70’s-from memory you were mixing for Gary Glitter, but you had hair then so I may be mistaken) Last time we spoke was at a show I supplied and operated for-the…
Read MoreIndiana story – feedback
Nice work on the Indiana piece. We posted a link to your digital edition on our social media pages. Glad someone had the balls to finally use words like “screwup” and “dumb.” Couple of small things. The word “court” was used a few times. This case has not actually been to court. All of the…
Read MoreUnfriendly Audio Visual Supplier advisory
EAV Tech re-define media relationships CX is a friendly place. We enjoy positive relationships, and rise to overcome challenges. And sometimes we just move on, unable to rewire the lights on the planet for people who only see darkness. Jimmy Den Ouden’s job is to seek out new and useful devices, and bring them to…
Read MoreTuesday night at SAE
I’m a Tom Misner fan. The elusive, charismatic and decidedly weird Misner is definitely larger than life, moreso since he and his creepy cabal of European henchmen trousered 280 million from Navitas after flogging off the global chain of SAE audio schools in 2010. We had a good thing going on, he would call to…
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