Archive for April, 2007

This is something I’ve been watching unfold as AT&T swallowed up Cingular and Bell South so it could become the huge company it was before it got broken up. Ok, maybe not quite as huge, but pretty big.
It has been amazing to see AT&T which seemed to be dying a slow death burst back to […]

I don’t doubt that American workers feel powerless and frightened in the face of globalization and many doubt that their children will be better off. One thing’s for sure, if our children try to make a living working in a factory without even a high school education… yes, that isn’t going to work.
What I seriously […]

Microsoft Recommendation:
Customers should apply the update immediately
Systems Affected:
Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, and Vista are affected. Applications that provide attack vectors include
* Microsoft Internet Explorer
* Microsoft Outlook
* Microsoft Outlook Express
* Microsoft Windows Mail
* Microsoft Windows Explorer
The patch, MS07-017, is available on Microsoft’s security update website.
Microsoft Recommendation:
Customers should apply the update immediately
Systems Affected:
Microsoft Windows 2000, […]

It’s tax time again. So you may be wondering about the tax benefits (if any) of incorporating or creating an LLC. Guess what? I don’ t know.  
I’m no tax or legal expert and I don’t know your personal situation, so you must consult your own tax and legal advisors to obtain specialized advice. But like […]

While you’re on your Adwords account putting up some keyword ads for the Google search engine, you might just be able to buy television advertising next.
Google has partnered with EchoStart to begin selling advertising to satellite TV customers. 
The press release said:
EchoStar and Google will compile a new, automated auction system that will enable the satellite […]

Gabopia is looking to hire some bloggers… pay starts at $100 per month. But keep reading to see how the pay works… it could be much more.

Gabopia Blog Network is looking for talented writers who want to reach readers who share their enthusiasm for their chosen topic. We’ve got openings in a variety of areas […]

We visited Alfa Mercado back in January to see her goals. Here’s how she’s doing so far…
One thing you have to recognize is that Alfa works in the Philippines so a US dollar has more clout there than  it seems to in the United States.
The line that should be most thought provoking for you if […]

I just ran across a humorous site… it’s called Is It 6 Yet? It actually is supposed to go “live” Thursday, but I’m giving you the inside scoop now because, YOU’RE WORTH IT BABY!
Anyway, several clock watching computer geeks used to have to wait until 6 PM until it was time for them to go […]

Telecommute Connecticut! offers free resources and assistnance to businesses to help them set up alternative workplaces. It’s designed to ease traffic congestion and it’s sponsored by the state’s Department of Transportation.
Unlike the Telework Virginia initiative, there doesn’t seem to be any money on the table to pay for the transitions, but the program does provide […]

The Entrepreneurial Mind blog lead me to an interesting article at Inc.com on how the global economy is affecting American businesses that want to remain competitive. The author is Jack Stack the CEO of an employee owned company who co-wrote A Stake in the Outcome: Building a Culture of Ownership for the Long-Term Success of […]