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A&D India magazine recently announced manufacturing journalist Thomas R. Cutler will be a regular contributor to the industry magazine. Cutler will be authoring articles about a variety of subjects from manufacturing automation to material handling to best-practices.

Manufacturing Engineering Process Control Automation (MEPCA) magazine recently announced manufacturing journalist Thomas R. Cutler will be a regular contributor to the industry magazine published in the UK. Cutler will be authoring articles about a variety of subjects from manufacturing automation to material handling to best-practices.

Manufacturing Journalist Thomas R. Cutler contributed to multiple industrial publications automation during the month of December including Automation.com, AutomationMedia.com, Automation & Controls Today, and Industrial Automation. Cutler ranked as the nation’s leading manufacturing journalist is a contributing editor for hundreds of publications annually, he has been writing extensively about manufacturing and industry for more than twenty years. Cutler synopsized what happened in automation in 2013 and offered prognostications about the cutting-edge firms that are transforming best-practices in automation for 2014.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will be meeting in Cabo Frio, Brazil January 17, 2014. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in Brazil. Over 30 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage. Cutler is ranked as the nation’s leading manufacturing journalist and a contributing editor for hundreds of publications annually. Thomas R. Cutler has been writing extensively about manufacturing and industry for more than twenty years. According to Cutler, “The dynamic stories of manufacturers create a bounty of interesting and important business strategies…from re-shoring to ERP, from Six Sigma to material handling, from lean manufacturing to food quality the best-practices of manufacturers create a never-ending stream of feature articles and important, newsworthy content.” About TR Cutler, Inc. and Thomas R. Cutler TR Cutler, Inc. (www.trcutlerinc.com) was founded by Thomas R. Cutler fifteen years ago. Maintaining extraordinary relationships with clients, journalists, editors, trendsetters, and key business leaders worldwide, TR Cutler, Inc. has become a key resource for those writing about the manufacturing sector. Cutler founded Manufacturing Media Consortium in the 1999. Cutler is the author of several books and has become the “go to” resource among those who write about manufacturing and distribution. Cutler is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, Online News Association, American Society of Business Publication Editors, and Committee of Concerned Journalists, as well as author of more than five hundred feature articles annually regarding the manufacturing sector. “In 2014 there will be more media coverage about manufacturing, industrial, and material handling productivity, quality, efficiency, and continued process improvement,” suggested Cutler. The Manufacturing Media Consortium will be meeting for the first time in South America. Cutler is pleased that he and his organization are considered the “go-to” for anything in manufacturing media. Follow on Twitter @ThomasRCutler.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will be meeting in Ilhéus, Brazil January 16, 2014. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in Brazil. Over 30 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will be meeting in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil on January 15, 2014. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in Brazil. Over 30 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will be meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on January 13, 2014.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will be meeting in Sao Paolo, Brazil on January 11th. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in Brazil. Over 30 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors.

In the recent issue of MFRTech.com the article proclaimed paid advertising models are in hospice. The media landscape, particularly radio and print has altered greatly. The revenue model is moving toward paid content and more than fifty percent of all media outlets will utilize a paywall by 2015.

Felix Gillette reported last week that Bloomberg Businessweek declared 2014 the “Year of the Paywall” for the news industry. Sure enough, everywhere you look in publishing these days, you see news organizations ranging from Politico (and its Capital New York offshoot) to the new tech-oriented website the Information experimenting with online-subscription models. “I would not start a media company today based on advertising alone,” Politico Chief Executive Officer Jim VandeHei told Gillette. “I think it would be crazy.”