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Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, Mark
Fihn currently heads his own consulting company called VeritaVis, where
he supports the flat panel display industry based on his expertise related to notebook PCs,
Tablet PCs, touch technologies, the LCD TV market, and display related human
factors, including high resolution and wide aspect ratios.
Veritas et Visus is part of this consultancy, enabling Mark to reach
a broader audience in association with his research activities. Prior to
VeritaVis, Mark worked for 3 years at the market research
firm DisplaySearch. He additionally participated for 15 years in
computer system and LCD-related procurement at Texas Instruments and Dell
Computer while living in the United States and Taiwan. He has been active
in many display-related areas, most specifically in publicly championing
industry-wide adoption of high resolution displays, notebook LCD
standardization, and video sub-system integration. Mark was educated at St.
Olaf College (Northfield, Minnesota), the American Graduate School of
International Management, (Phoenix, Arizona); St. Edward’s University,
(Austin, Texas), and in the University of Texas at Austin’s doctoral program
in International Business. Most recently, Mark has been an active supporter
and lecturer at the DisplayMasters degree program in the UK, contributing
course lectureships at Cambridge University, Dundee University, and The
Nottingham-Trent University. |
Managing Editor,
Phillip Hill currently heads his own
editorial and translation service company, Science Editorial Ltd.
Prior to SEL, Phillip worked for six years at the Institute of Physics in
the UK where he edited Opto & Laser Europe and championed the need
for a magazine and newsletter in the displays field. He launched and
edited Displays Europe in collaboration with the Society for
Information Display in 2001. Phillip spent most of his journalistic
career in France where he worked as the Paris correspondent for a variety of
US and European B2B and science & technology publications. He has also
worked for the Agence France Presse wire service and as a broadcaster on the
world service of the French radio corporation Radio France International.
Phillip was educated in England culminating in an Honours Degree Programme in Physics from the
University of Sussex.