MISSION STATEMENT
EDITORIAL CONTENT
READERSHIP
EDITORIAL TEAM
SALES TEAM

MISSION STATEMENT
As the official monthly magazine of the Society for Information Display (SID), Information Display serves the display industry through unbiased and objective reporting on the business and technologies related to displays. By serving the display industry, ID serves the membership of the SID.

EDITORIAL CONTENT
Published 11 times a year by the SID, Information Display magazine chronicles the developments in technology and business matters that shape the dynamic display business. Information Display's renowned editorial coverage anticipates the trends, presenting the most cutting-edge technology, up-to-the-minute market information, and vital opinions in a compelling format for more than 2 decades. This tradition was further enhanced in April 2007 with the launch of Information Display Online (www.informationdisplay.org), a Web site updated daily with breaking news from the industry, along with blogs, forums, an event calendar and a comprehensive archive of past issues of Information Display. Information Display is edited for research and development management, and for engineers, designers, scientists, and ergonomists responsible for the design and development of display, computer graphics, and image-processing systems. The editorial content covers state-of-the-art developments in electronic, electro-mechanical and hardcopy display equipment; input and output technologies; storage media and systems; human factors and display standards; entrepreneurship, marketing and management; and manufacturing.

READERSHIP
No other media outlet in print or online can deliver the audience of key decision makers in the display industry like Information Display-namely, the members of the Society for Information Display, the premier international professional society exclusively devoted to the advancement of electronic-display technology, manufacturing, and applications. These are the most qualified, discerning professionals in the display world. And we do mean the world: Information Display's readers live and work in 59 countries worldwide; and the magazine offers strong penetration into key display markets such as Korea, Taiwan, Japan and the United States. For more demographic information, click on the Media Kit button.

EDITORIAL TEAM
Editorial Offices:
411 Lafayette Street, Suite 201
New York, NY 10003
Fax: (212) 460-5460

Stephen P. Atwood, Executive Editor
Stephen P. Atwood has been an active contributor to the display business for more than 20 years. Currently, he is the Principal Engineer at Azonix Corporation in Billerica, Massachusetts. Previously, he served as CTO at Capstone Visual Product Development. Steve has also held positions at Aydin Displays/Three Five Systems, DisplayCheck, Virtual Ink, MicroTouch Systems (now 3M Touch), and Raytheon. Steve is the Director of the New England chapter of the Society for Information Display (SID), and served as the General Chair of the ADEAC Conference for two years. Steve received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Rhode Island and his graduate studies at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Phone: (617) 306-9729, Fax: (508) 485-3509
E-mail: satwood@atwoodracing.com

Jay Morreale, Editor in Chief
Jay Morreale has worked on Information Display since its inception in 1987, first as managing editor and now as editor in chief. He has served as the managing editor for the Journal of the Society for Information Display since 1981. Jay received the Lewis And Beatrice Winner Award for Distinguished Service to SID in 2004. After receiving his B.S. degrees in Meteorology and Oceanography, with a minor in electrical engineering from the Department of Geological Sciences of the City University of New York (CUNY), he continued his education at both the Lamont Geological Observatory of Columbia University and NYU's Graduate School of Physics, taking graduate courses in atmospheric fluid dynamics and atmospheric mathematical modeling. In 1972, he joined the American Institute of Physics as assistant to the editor of the Journal of Applied Physics and Applied Physics Letters. In 1976, he joined Palisades Institute for Research Services, Inc., as a technical editor/writer for DoD's Advisory Group on Electron Devices. In 1980, he became involved in conference management of several technical and scientific meetings, becoming symposium coordinator.
Phone: (212) 460-9700
E-mail: jmorreale@pcm411.com

Michael Morgenthal, Managing Editor
A 15-year veteran of the publishing industry, Michael Morgenthal is the managing editor for Information Display magazine, and also serves as the director of media relations for the Society for Information Display (SID). Previously, Michael enjoyed a successful stint as a freelance writer and editor. He has served as the managing editor for Giftware Business and Unique Homes magazines, and also worked as a newspaper reporter in Amsterdam, NY, and Queens, NY. Michael graduated with a degree in newspaper journalism from the prestigious S.I. Newhouse School for Public Communications at Syracuse University in 1993, and from the Bronx High School of Science in 1989.
Phone: (212) 460-8090 ext. 206
E-mail: press@sid.org

Julie Amodeo, Editorial Traffic Manager
Julie Amodeo coordinates communication between Information Display Magazine and its guest editors, authors, and volunteer contributors. She began her career as an Exhibit Services Associate at the publishing company, Springer-Verlag where she worked with a small team to facilitate the company's participation in over 100 annual exhibits/tradeshows. In 2003, Julie began work as the Conference Coordinator for The College Board where her primary responsibility was the coordination of the Advanced Placement Annual Conference. There she was responsible for the planning and implementation of the conference program, as well as acting as the primary liaison for over 400 conference presenters. Julie joined Palisades in September of 2006, and brings over seven years of experience to her role of Conference Manager. Julie has expertise in all areas of conference planning, including exhibit management, program planning, and registration, which provides her with a comprehensive knowledge of the conference planning field. Her eye for detail and her personable and friendly demeanor assure conference staff and attendees alike that they are in very capable hands. Julie earned a B.A. in Television and Radio from Brooklyn College in 1996.
Phone (212) 460-8090 ext. 211
E-mail: jamodeo@pcm411.com

SALES TEAM
Business & Sales Office
411 Lafayette Street, Suite 201
New York, NY 10003
Fax: (212) 460-5460

Danielle Rocco, Director of Sales
Danielle Rocco has worked on Information Display for 5 years, first as a sales coordinator, and since 2005, as director of sales. In addition, she also serves as Exhibition Sales Manager for Display Week and other SID-organized conferences. Danielle draws upon her vast experience in the customer-service field to work with exhibitors and advertisers in coordinating their marketing approach to optimize exposure to a targeted audience.
Phone: (212) 460-8090 ext. 218
E-mail: danielle@sid.org

Michele Klein, Director, Online Advertising Sales
Michele Klein has been involved in sales for a variety of publications, Web sites and conferences for close to 15 years. She began her career in conference show management as part of a team at the financial newspaper American Banker/Bond Buyer. In 1996, Michele became the exhibit and sponsorship coordinator for Jupiter Communications, where she was responsible for all the coordination of exhibitors and sponsors after point-of-sale. Michele joined Palisades Convention Management in 1998 as a registration manager and now holds the title of Director of Operations, and she coordinates all aspects of Information Display Online. Michele received her B.A. in English literature from Lafayette College and her M.A. in anthropology from American University.
Phone: (212) 460-8090 ext. 216
E-mail: Michele@sid.org

Juliet Di Frenza, Advertising Sales Manager
Juliet Di Frenza joined Information Display in January 2008, and is responsible for selling ads for the magazine and Information Display Online. Juliet graduated from Stony Brook University in 2005 with a B.A. in Anthropology and Women's Studies. She worked for The New York Public Interest Research Group, (NYPIRG) for several years. While in school she sat on the NYPIRG Board of Directors playing a part in major decision making for the group, including employee, issue and budgetary concerns. As a Fundraiser, she created new membership initiatives and raised financial support among existing donors. Following her graduation, she worked as a Project Coordinator for NYPIRG, where she organized local press conferences and media events spotlighting NYPIRG issues, and as a Fundraising Director, where she staffed and trained a Long Island office, along with managing and increasing the NYPIRG donor base. In 2007, she worked as a Production Coordinator for Picture Farm Productions, an independent media company.
Phone (212.) 460-8090 ext. 215
E-mail jdifrenza@pcm411.com