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About RFID Journal
Founded three years ago, RFID Journal is the original media  company devoted solely to radio frequency identification and its many business applications. We publish only original content. News stories on our Web site are ad-supported
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2005

Feb. 07: U.S. Military Marches Forward with RFID Adoption

Jan. 31: Wal-Mart Rolls Out RFID Process Changes

Jan. 24: Metro Makes RFID Gains; Other Retailers to Follow

Jan. 17: Gen 2 Find a Path to ISO Approval

Jan. 10: Tesco Places Big RFID Reader Order

Jan. 03: RFID Vendors, End Users, Ramp Up

2004

Dec. 13: EPCglobal Ratifies Gen 2 Standards

Dec. 06: Can RFID Secure the Ports?

Nov. 29: U.S. Government, DOD Suppliers Slow to Adopt RFID

Nov. 15: Pharma Industry Moves Forward With RFID

Nov. 8: Albertsons Lays Out RFID Plan

Nov. 1: EPCglobal Closer to Gen 2 Standard

Oct. 25: DOD Sees Early RFID Benefits

Oct. 18: Consumer Awareness of RFID Grows

Oct. 11: Institute Warns of Rash RFID Laws

Oct. 4: RFID Journal Launches RFP System

Sept. 27: Tesco Begins RFID Rollout

Sept. 20: New Independent Lab to Test RFID Products

Sept. 13: China Wants a Seat at the RFID Standards Table

Sept. 6: The $10,000 RFID Challenge

Aug. 23: Study Says 5-Cent RFID Tag Unlikely By 2008

Aug. 16: Intermec Spells Out Licensing Plan

Aug. 9: DOD Releases Final RFID Policy

Aug. 2: Collaboration Is the Key to Achieving RFID's Benefits

July 26: Symbol Snatches Up Matrics

July 19: RFID Delivers the Goods to Iraq

July 12: Sticker Shock: The High Cost of Smart Labels

July 5: Metro Opens RFID Center for Suppliers

June 28: Delta Will Track U.S. Baggage with RFID

June 21: EPCglobal Achieves Consensus on Gen 2 Spec

June 14: Wal-Mart, Boeing Outline RFID Implementation Plans

June 7: Intermec Sues Matrics

May 31: EPC Gen 2: Down to Two Proposals

May 24: Wal-Mart Suppliers Discuss RFID

May 17: Survey: Companies Reluctant to Bet on RFID

May 10: AMR: No RFID Implementors Are Low Risk

May 3: Airplane Manufacturers Move Toward RFID Adoption

April 26: Wal-Mart Begins RFID Rollout in Texas

April 19: Complete RFID Journal Live! 2004 Event Report

April 12: Time to Standardize EPC Data-Sharing

April 5: U.S. Department of Defense Clarifies EPC Issues

March 29: Forrester: Suppliers Must `Slap and Ship'

March 22: RFID Moves Outside the Box

March 15: Nokia Launches Cell Phone Reader

March 8: U.S. Military Pilot Validates Deployment Plans

March 1: U.S. Legislators Take Aim at RFID

Feb. 23: Target Issues RFID Mandate

Feb. 16: FDA Endorses RFID Technology for Anticounterfeiting

Feb. 9: Marks and Spencer Expands RFID Trial

Feb. 2: What Consumers Really Think About RFID

Jan. 26: Microsoft Moves Into RFID Arena

Jan. 19: Securing Shipping Profitably with RFID

Jan. 12: RFID Takes Center Stage at Retail Show

Jan. 5: Can RFID Secure the Beef Supply?
 

2003

Dec. 15: Regulations Could Drive RFID Adoption

Dec. 8: Focus Shifts to EPC Intellectual Property

Dec. 1: DOD Stresses RFID Cooperation

Nov. 24: RFID Employed Against Terrorism

Nov. 17: Major RFID Rollouts to Begin in Early 2004

Nov. 10: Report Says RFID Benefits Not Shared Equally

Nov. 3: Wal-Mart Details RFID Requirements

Oct. 27: Marks and Spencer's RFID Privacy Precedent

Oct. 20: Meeting Wal-Mart's RFID Mandate

Oct. 13: RFID: Cure for Counterfeit Drugs?

Oct. 6: U.S. Mililtary Clarifies RFID Mandate

Sept. 29: Boeing Finds the Right Stuff

Sept. 22: Tesco Deploys EPC Technology

Sept. 15: U.S. Military to Issue RFID Mandate

Sept. 8: The Cost of Wal-Mart's RFID Edict

Sept. 1: The EPC Network Gets Real

Aug. 25: RFID Blocker Tags: The Privacy Solution?

Aug. 18: Wal-Mart Expands RFID Requirement to All Suppliers

Aug. 11: International Paper Goes Live with RFID Warehouse System

Aug. 4: EPC and the Need for Good Data

July 28: The Coming RFID Skills Crunch

July 21: Taking on Big Brother

July 14: The Shelved Smart Shelf

July 7: EU Airports Send Bar Codes Packing

June 30: Japan Will Play in UHF Band

June 23: Mauro Benetton's RFID Enterprise

June 16: An Interview with Gillette's Dick Cantwell

June 2: Singapore Uses RFID to Fight SARS

May 26: The RFID Perception Question

May 19: UCC Ready to Commercialize EPC Technology

May 12: RFID Myths and Realities

May 5: Where to Start Using RFID

April 28: Metro Opens Store of the Future

April 21: Sex, Lies and RFID

April 14: Behind the Benetton Brouhaha

April 7: Suddenly EPC Catches On in Europe

March 31: RFID and the IT Challenge

March 24: The Truth About Alien Technology

March 17: Will Wal-Mart Order RFID Tagging?

March 10: Benetton to Tag 15 Million Clothing Items This Year

March 3: EAN-UCC: EPC Does Not Infringe RFID Patents

Feb. 24: The Focus Shifts to RFID Readers

Feb. 17: When Looking for ROI from RFID, Size Matters

Feb. 10: Transforming the Factory

Feb. 3: RFID Benefits Span the Supply Chain

Jan. 27: The Key to Tracking Unique Items

Jan. 20: Smart Shelves and the Future of Retailing

Jan. 13: Sun Shines on Automatic-ID

Jan. 6: The End of Counterfeiting?

2002

Dec. 16: Taking RFID Beyond Identification

Dec. 9: RFID's Weak Link: Software Apps

Dec. 2: Breakthrough Heralds 1-Cent RFID Tag

Nov. 18: Vendors Show Off EPC Technology

Nov. 11: Gillette Orders Half a Billion Alien Tags

Nov. 4: Gen. Tommy Franks Orders RFID Tagging

Oct. 28: Nokia Will Track Cell Phones

Oct. 21: Auto-ID Center Ponders Patent Pool