History
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Interview With David Migdal, VP of Communications at Sony Electronics Inc
To better familiarize our readers, David Migdal is the Vice President of Communications at Sony Electronics Inc, handling all consumer and professional...
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The Sony C-37A Condenser Microphone Was One Of A Kind
The term “hi-fi,” short for high fidelity, became popular in the late fifties. In February 1958, a Hi-Fi Show was held in...
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Sony Pictures Entertainment Launches Redesigned Sony Pictures Web Museum
Sony Pictures Entertainment today announced the launch of its completely re-designed museum web site offering a look at the studio’s storied lot...
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A Look Back At The 1971 Time Magazine Cover With Sony’s Akio Morita
Not many people are aware that the co-founder of the Sony Corporation, Akio Morita, was on the cover of Time Magazine. I...
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Sony Rebrands Itself, Drops ‘like.no.other’ And Adopts ‘make.believe’
At IFA 2009, Sony announced ‘make.believe’ (pronounced: make dot believe), as its new Group-wide brand message, replacing ‘like.no.other’. Symbolizing Sony’s spirit of...
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A Look Back At The 1978 Regent Street Sony Showroom In London
For a brief period of time from the early 70’s to 1982, Sony had several showrooms throughout Europe similar in fashion to...
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In A Race Against Time, Sony’s PS3 Blu-ray Laser Development Caused Great Frustration
Blue-violet semiconductor lasers are used to read digital signals from Blu-ray discs, and the commercial development of Blu-ray products that have enabled...
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1960’s Black And White Video – The Sony CV Series Videocorder
In 1964, a team led by Nobutoshi Kihara developed the CV-2000, the world’s first Videocorder intended for home use. The CV in...
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Sony’s Walkman Turns 30 Years Old
Up until the 1970’s, it wasn’t that easy to carry music around with you like today. Unless you had a transistor radio...