CEA's Summer Forecast: See Where The Consumer Electronics Industry is Heading
July 20, 2009 |
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By Chris Ely
It’s probably no secret that many of CEA’s staffers are avid twitterers. For those unfamiliar with Twitter, it’s a micro-blog where tweeple (people who tweet) share their thoughts, location, photos, activities, interests, interesting links, etc. in statements of 140 characters or less.
Delightfully inspired by this particular social medium, CEA’s Market Research Team contributed their thoughts on the release of the famous, and much-awaited, CEA Summer Forecast in the form of tweets.
U.S. Consumer Electronics Sales and Forecasts – July 2009
The most comprehensive, accurate and trusted tool for gauging the size and growth of U.S. consumer electronics industry.
Please feel free to re-tweet – if you know what that is. Or, leave us your comments on the forecast − in 140 characters or less, of course!
Rick Kowalski = it’s my consumer electronics statistics bible! Definitely the first place I look for answers.
Jessica Boothe = Finally! CEA’s Biannual Forecast release: premier resource for the size and growth of the most popular CE products.
Shawn DuBravac = There is always growth – the question is where.
Chris Ely = Is it all doom-and-gloom out there? CEA’s summer sales and forecast includes some positive surprises.
Katherine Rutkowski = A bargain at twice the price, the July 2009 U.S. Consumer Electronics Sales and Forecasts volume is packed with CEA analysts’ industry overviews.
Angela Titone = e-toys is the newest addition to the forecast’s many products.
Steve Koenig = 2008 CE revenues will be the high water mark for the foreseeable future as the industry soldiers-through the economic downturn.
Tara Hutton = Don’t be left in the dark – CEA’s Consumer Electronics Sales and Forecast sheds light on how the CE industry is fairing in these tough economic times.
Ben Arnold = The July 2009 U.S. Consumer Electronics Sales and Forecasts allows you to see the FUTURE of the CE industry at a cost consistent with the PRESENT! It’s a win-win proposition!
Sean Murphy = How can you better understand what has happened this past year? How can you get a first glimpse of what is going to happen next year? Check out the CEA Industry Consensus Forecast!
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