Stephen Shenefield

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  WORLDSPACE Appoints Stephen Shenefield Senior Vice President, Receiver Development

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  WORLDSPACE Appoints Stephen Shenefield Senior Vice President, Receiver Development
  
  Industry Veteran to Spearhead Company's Product Development Efforts
  
  SILVER SPRING, Md., Feb. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- WORLDSPACE, Inc., (Nasdaq: WRSP), one of the world leaders in satellite-based radio services, today announced that it has appointed Stephen Shenefield, a leading consumer electronics industry veteran, as senior vice president, receiver development, WORLDSPACE.
  
  With more than 15 years of consumer product development experience, Shenefield will be responsible for the overall development, strategy, and production of the WORLDSPACE next generation satellite radio receivers.Next generation receivers are a critical component of the company's mission to increase satellite radio capabilities in its key coverage areas of India, China and Western Europe.
  
  An industry veteran, Shenefield most recently served as vice president, engineering at Boston Acoustics.While at Boston Acoustics, he led MP3 and DVD product development initiatives and helped to create the first tabletop receiver capable of receiving HD Radio broadcasts.In addition, he has extensive experience internationally, having created vendor relationships in both China and Europe.Prior to joining Boston Acoustics, Shenefield served as director at Lucasfilm Ltd.'s THX Division, working with leading electronics companies such as Panasonic, Altec-Lansing, Harman International, Pioneer, and Kenwood to develop home entertainment products.
  
  "Stephen Shenefield possesses a tremendous wealth of audio electronic development expertise and he is a strong addition to our product development team," said Noah Samara, CEO, WORLDSPACE.
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  Shenefield holds a bachelor of arts from Harvard University where he specialized in economics.He currently serves on the board of trustees for the Harvard Radio Broadcasting Corporation and is also a member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES).

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  www.bizmarts.com/rec/2005_07_01_archive.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/2005    Last Visited: 10/2/2008  

  "You don't get that sort of 'fumth-th-th-fumth' sound," said Stephen Shenefield, director of product development at Boston Acoustics, an audio equipment manufacturer.

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  Listen Technologies Speeds Shipping to Canadian Customers with New ... Business Wire (press release), CA - Jul 29, 2005is pleased to announce it has established a warehouse location in Canada to provide faster shipping of its wireless audio equipment to Canadian audio visual ... Revolution on the RadioWilmington Morning Star, NC - Jul 28, 2005 ... don't get that sort of 'fumth-th-th-fumth' sound," said Stephen Shenefield, director of product development at Boston Acoustics, an audio equipment manufacturer ... Mosque Vandalized in CaliforniaIranian Quran News Agency, Iran - Jul 30, 2005 ... Wednesday was the third time items such as prayer rugs and audio equipment have been stolen in recent years but the first time a report to police was made. ... Vandals hit Sweeny ISD facilitiesBrazosport Facts (Subscription), TX - Jul 28, 2005 ... show.

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  BOSTON ACOUSTICS ANNOUNCES JUNE SHIPPING DATE FOR... - [Cached Version]
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  `With demand for the Recepter Radio HD steadily building, new radio stations converting to digital every day, and with multi-casting very close to taking off, June is an ideal time to launch the Recepter Radio HD,` said Stephen Shenefield, Senior Director of Product Development, Boston Acoustics. `We're very pleased to have developed the first tabletop HD Radio receiver available to consumers.

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  DSP56362 SETS NEW LEVEL OF PRICE/PERFORMANCE - [Cached Version]
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  The amount of dedicated research and product development that manufacturers normally need to invest in these areas is now reduced significantly , stated Stephen Shenefield , Director of Licensing and Product Development Home THX Program , Lucasfilm Ltd.
  
  Pacific Microsonics ------------------- Interest in Pacific Microsonics' HDCD technology continues to grow and the DSP56362 provides a cost effective software solution for HDCD decoding in DVD , A/V receivers , and automotive audio products.The DSP56362's 24-bit architecture and versatility make it the ideal choice for HDCD applications , stated Bennet Goldberg , President Pacific Microsonics.
  
  TMH Corporation --------------- TMH Corporation president and audio industry leader Tomlinson Holman said , With horsepower left to spare after decoding of the basic multichannel carrier , the DSP56362 is a platform for the next big steps in audio processing and quality.This chip allows innovative companies to engineer features and performance never before possible.In an address to ICSPAT , we suggested sophisticated equalization for room effects , correct loudness control to compensate for human hearing over a wide range of levels , and other improvement which Motorola's DSPs make practical..

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  DSP56362 SETS NEW LEVEL OF PRICE/PERFORMANCE - [Cached Version]
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  The amount of dedicated research and product development that manufacturers normally need to invest in these areas is now reduced significantly, stated Stephen Shenefield, Director of Licensing and Product Development Home THX Program, Lucasfilm Ltd.
  
  Pacific Microsonics ------------------- Interest in Pacific Microsonics' HDCD technology continues to grow and the DSP56362 provides a cost effective software solution for HDCD decoding in DVD, A/V receivers, and automotive audio products.The DSP56362's 24-bit architecture and versatility make it the ideal choice for HDCD applications, stated Bennet Goldberg, President Pacific Microsonics.
  
  TMH Corporation --------------- TMH Corporation president and audio industry leader Tomlinson Holman said, With horsepower left to spare after decoding of the basic multichannel carrier, the DSP56362 is a platform for the next big steps in audio processing and quality.This chip allows innovative companies to engineer features and performance never before possible.In an address to ICSPAT, we suggested sophisticated equalization for room effects, correct loudness control to compensate for human hearing over a wide range of levels, and other improvement which Motorola's DSPs make practical..

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  Entertainment News March 2006 Archive - [Cached Version]
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  WORLDSPACE Appoints Stephen Shenefield Senior Vice President, Receiver Development

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  WORLDSPACE Appoints Stephen Shenefield Senior Vice President, Receiver Development (PR Newswire)

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  IBOC Update - Mar 8, 2006 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/8/2006    Last Visited: 1/14/2007  

  Worldspace Satellite Radio has announced the appointment of Stephen Shenefield as senior vice president in charge of receiver development.
  
  Shenefield will be responsible for the overall development and production of next generation satellite radio receivers.Worldspace said that advanced receiver development is critical to achieving the company's goal of increasing satellite radio capabilities in its key coverage areas of India, China and Western Europe.
  
  An industry veteran, Shenefield most recently served as vice president, engineering at Boston Acoustics, where he led MP3 and DVD product development initiatives and helped to create its first tabletop receiver capable of receiving HD Radio broadcasts.Prior to joining Boston Acoustics, Shenefield served as director at Lucasfilm THX Division, working with companies such as Panasonic, Altec-Lansing, Harman International, Pioneer and Kenwood to develop home entertainment products.
  
  Shenefield holds a bachelor of arts from Harvard University where he specialized in economics.He currently serves on the board of trustees for the Harvard Radio Broadcasting Corporation and is also a member of the Audio Engineering Society.

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