While U.S. sales of devices are still expected to grow 7 per cent overall in 2008, consumers in recent weeks have significantly shifted how they spend money, Jason Oxman, CEA vice-president of industry affairs, said. Although unit volume largely held up so far this quarter, price declines were steeper than we had anticipated, particularly over Black Friday weekend," Oxman said. "Consumers were switching to smaller, less-expensive products. In January 2008, half of all flat-panel TV sets sold in the U.S. were 32 inches or bigger, according to CEA. In November, that dropped to 36 per cent.
I'm really humbled by my nomination and the recognition of my contributions to Aboriginal education," said [Shauneen Pete] in an interview with the Leader-Post in Regina. "(Pete) has a strong understanding of Aboriginal education," said Penny Milton, the CEO of the CEA, in an interview with the Leader-Post. "Not only what it is now, but what it should be.
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