Archive for January 2nd, 2006

  • I love my new iPod

    Love the new iPod… I got it working during some few free moments and wouldn’t exchange it for a thing.
    It’s certainly a great media to exploit if your business involves something you can package as audio… music, audiobooks, seminars, etc. you’re probably already looking at this system.
    If you need to provide support for products and […]

  • How Amazon.com Defines An Ebook or EDocument

    You may want to know how Amazon.com differentiates these two should you wish to use their sales platform…
    I suspect most of what sells as “Ebooks” on line are just really “Edocuments”… most are NOT book length.
    What’s the difference between an e-document and an e-book?
    There are two main differences between e-documents and e-books. First, most e-books […]

  • Insurer Adds Identity Theft Protection To Coverage

    From the Orlando Business Journal
    The rise in identity fraud has many business owners concerned, and it’s prompting at least one insurance company to do something about it.
    Starting Jan. 1, The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. (NYSE: HIG) will include a new identity recovery coverage program to all its new or renewed small business policies. […]

  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Starting a Home Business

    From Robert Ameln’s blog…
    Advantages:
    *Ability to start your business immediately.
    *Minimal start-up capital needed.
    *No rent or excessive set-up charges for utilities.
    *Reduced wardrobe expenses.
    *No commuting.
    *Tax benefits.
    *Elimination of office politics.
    *Full utilization and recognition of skills.
    *Low risk for trial and error.
    Disadvantages:
    *Success is based 100% on your efforts.
    *Difficult to establish solid work habits.
    *Difficult to determine competitive rates.
    *Limited support system.
    *Isolation.
    *Limited work space.
    *Disruption […]

  • Mothers Giving Their Greatest Gift: Themselves

    From NovoPress
    On a wintry Minnesota day, Mary Gotta’s three oldest children were just returning from school. She had finished homeschooling her three youngest. Then she heard a muffled knock at the door. Nine-year-old Taylor, who lived nearby, stood on the step bundled against the cold. He had forgotten the key to his house, he told […]

  • Mothers Giving Their Greatest Gift: Themselves

    From NovoPress
    On a wintry Minnesota day, Mary Gotta’s three oldest children were just returning from school. She had finished homeschooling her three youngest. Then she heard a muffled knock at the door. Nine-year-old Taylor, who lived nearby, stood on the step bundled against the cold. He had forgotten the key to his house, he told […]