Talk:National Semiconductor
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Also the company was known as National Layoff.
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BetacommandBot (talk) 17:23, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Blatant Advertisment
I don't know how these things are marked, but the article is plain advert (all superlatives and no information). Grch. If anyone knows, please scrap it or fix it or whatever.
-- Mornfall —Preceding unsigned comment added by 89.103.39.6 (talk) 06:26, 11 February 2008 (UTC)
Phew!
Now that I've filled the article with facts (or what I hope are facts) and removed the stub notice, could someone come insert references. Otherwise, be patient enuf to wait another two months while I take a break. Do you know you could use http://findarticles.com to look for archaic print issues of EDN or Electronic News? You could also use New York Times archives query. SEMI has an article on Interview with Ed Pausa.
Someone would be kind enuf to place a history of strategic products. I also suggest a history of logo and slogan changes.
To solve the logo ownership/licence problem, use your picture editor to to place a visible translucent "SPECIMEN" diagonally across the logo.
There are location closures which have no documentation. The manufacturing locations in Hong Kong and Bandung are closed. There seems to have been a plant somewhere in South America, which is now closed.
National was also indicted in US Federal govt lawsuits against defence contractors in 1984 during the exemplary $10000 toilet seat public outcry of the Reagan years. Someone could find the documentation and describe it in the article.
Hence Jewish Anderstein (talk) 19:00, 4 March 2008 (UTC)
Disposed off vs Disposed of
Reverted grammatical changes based on the following reasoning:
The company disposed OFF their unwanted goods. vs The company was disposed OF their unwanted goods.