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'''''Electronic News''''' was a publication that covered the [[electronics industry]], from [[semiconductor industry|semiconductor]] equipment and materials to military/aerospace electronics to supercomputers. It was originally a weekly [[Trade journal|trade newspaper]], which covered all aspects of the electronics industry, including semiconductors, computers, software, communications, space and television electronics.

[[Fairchild Publications]] started the newspaper in 1957, as a complement to its other trade newspapers, including ''[[Women's Wear Daily]]'', ''Home Furnishing Daily'', ''Supermarket News'', among others. At its peak in 1984, ''Electronic News'' took in $25 million in revenue with margins above 50%.((Citation needed|date=June 2007)) The following year, the newspaper began losing advertising and influence to rival ''[[Electronic Engineering Times]]'', beginning a decline that eventually led to the newspaper's demise.((Citation needed|date=June 2007))

In 1971, journalist [[Don Hoefler]] published a series of articles entitled "Silicon Valley, USA" in ''Electronic News''. This is thought to be the first published use of the phrase [[Silicon Valley]] to describe the area of the southern part of the [[San Francisco Bay Area]] in [[northern California]], United States, an area known for its concentration of companies making [[semiconductor]]s, among them [[Intel]], [[LSI Logic]], and [[National Semiconductor]].<ref>((cite conference|last1=Uskali|first1=T.|last2=Nordfors|first2=D.|date=23 May 2007|title=The role of journalism in creating the metaphor of Silicon Valley|conference=Innovation Journalism 4 Conference, Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif.|url=http://www.innovationjournalism.org/ij4/presentations/turouskalidavidnordfors.pdf|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120907002807/http://www.innovationjournalism.org/ij4/presentations/turouskalidavidnordfors.pdf|archive-date=7 September 2012))</ref>

Also in 1971, ''Electronic News'' was where [[Intel]] first advertised the [[Intel 4004]] microprocessor, considered to be the first single-chip [[microprocessor]].<ref name="interesting-people">((cite mailing list|author=Dave Farber|author-link=Dave Farber|title=IP: The 8008 and the AL1|url=https://seclists.org/interesting-people/2002/May/72|mailing-list=interesting-people|date=May 12, 2002)), citing personal email from [[Nick Tredennick]]</ref>

A decade later, in 1981, when IBM's top-secret [[Project Chess|Project Acorn]] emerged as the [[IBM Personal Computer]] - the PC - the first reports were published in ''Electronic News'' in the weeks before the introduction, much to [[IBM]]'s consternation.((Citation needed|date=June 2007)) Also in 1982, ''Electronic News'' communications industry reporter Frank Barbetta broke the story on the [[Bell System Divestiture]] which resulted in the break-up of [[American Telephone & Telegraph Company]], and published the first interview with Judge [[Harold H. Greene]].

The paper eventually grew to have a staff of three dozen full-time journalists, working out of headquarters staffed by full-time journalists in [[New York City]] and bureaus in [[Boston]], [[Washington, D.C.]], [[Miami]], [[Atlanta]], [[Dallas]], [[San Francisco]], [[Los Angeles]], [[Denver]], [[Chicago]], [[Minneapolis]] and [[Tokyo]]. In addition, [[Stringer (journalism)|stringers]] reported in from more than 100 locations around the world.

In 1987, the paper's corporate parent, [[Fairchild Publications]] was acquired by [[Capital Cities Communications|Capital Cities Broadcasting]], which went on to acquire the [[American Broadcasting Company]], now a unit of [[The Walt Disney Company]]. The publication was transferred from Fairchild to [[Chilton Publishing Company|Chilton]], then a division of Capital Cities/ABC, as the result of a reorganization. After barely a year as part of Chilton, the paper was sold in 1991 to the publishing house [[International Data Group]]. After a year of losses, IDG sold the paper in 1993 to an independent investor group put together by one-time publisher Zachary Dicker. In 1996 the paper was sold to [[Reed Business Information]]. Reed Business Information sold the magazine to [[Canon Communications]] in February 2010. In October 2010 Cannon Communications was acquired by [[United Business Media]], now UBM LLC.
The final edition of ''Electronic News'' to be printed on paper was dated December 2, 2002. It continued online until it was later merged into ''[[EDN (magazine)|EDN]]''.

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
*((Official website|http://www.electronicnews.com/))

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