Entrepreneurial Gold Rush In Low-power Tv
The Federal Communications Commission's recent proposal to permit low-power television stations to originate programs has prompted a rush of applications ... Read story
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FCC Turns TV Off on Small Businesses
Hey, what about us? Regular readers of my column know I get really irked at how small business is overlooked by the government. Legislation and regulation... Read story
Toll-Free Telephone Numbers
Toll-free telephone numbers are a staple of business efforts to garner new customers and retain existing ones. By utilizing toll-free phone numbers, busin... Read story
Backyard Broadcasting
Breaking into the broadcasting business is never easy, but it is about to get a little easier. The Federal Communications Commission has effectively reduc... Read story
So You Want To Own A Tv Station
Ted Turner never did knock over CBS. But he's done a hell of a job on Don Moore. Read story
Small Business to Get More FCC Consideration
June 11, 2004 -- The Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy is making sure the Federal Communications Commission remembers th... Read story
Passengers to Airlines: No Cell Phones
A recent survey reveals more people prefer to keep cabins phone-free. Read story
Congress Passes Junk Fax Act
July 1, 2005 --Congress passed the Junk Fax Prevention Act this week, exempting businesses from previous Federal Communications Commission... Read story
SBA Offers Improvements for Junk Fax Prevention Act
The law is designed to reduce the number of unsolicited fax advertisements that businesses receive. Read story
Subpar Broadband Stifling Small Businesses?
The FCC estimates that it could cost more than $350 billion to wire the U.S. with high-speed Internet access. Read story
Computing by Radio
New radio-packet modems available. Read story
Broadcast News
CEO tries to build an audience and an advertising base for her small local television station. Read story
The End Of The Line
It is hard to believe that, just a decade ago, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. was the only phone company in town. Back then, Ma Bell owned all the... Read story
Mci Founder Bill Mcgowan
The man who plotted the overthrow of Ma Bell's monopoly now runs a $3-billion shop by fighting bureaucracy, welcoming change, and constantly redefining what ... Read story
Fax Scam Targets Business Owners
Jan. 6, 2006 --Business owners beware. If you recently received an unsolicited fax asking if you want to sell your company, you might want... Read story
What's Next: The Next Next Big Thing
Were you thinking that the innovations of the Internet age are over? Read story
Fax Regs Rethought
Junk fax regs prompt a backlash. Read story
Stanford Hosts Technology Summit
Stanford University this month hosts its fourth annual business summit, which will focus on promising entrepreneurial activities and investments in the gl... Read story
VoIP: Is It Ready for Primetime?
Is Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) -- or Internet telephony -- yet another over publicized technology, or is there some real meat to it? According to ... Read story
Affirmative Action
Related Terms: Racial Discrimination ; Read story
World Without Wires
Three companies are capitalizing on the emerging wireless mobile computing market. Read story
Consumer Advocacy
Consumer advocacy refers to actions taken by individuals or groups to promote and protect the interests of the buying public. Historically, consumer advoc... Read story
Deregulation Blues
TELECOMMUNICATIONS MODEL SUGGESTS THAT DEREGULATION WON'T BOOST ENTREPRENEURS. Read story
800 Dollar Savings
W. P. Hollinbeck, president of Enterprise Machine Tools in Minneapolis, says his "best salesman" is (800) 328-4708, the company's incoming toll-free numbe... Read story
Home Is Where The Headquarters Is
'We all like Milwaukee, even though it's hardly a swinging place. At least you know people will be able to get out of bed and come to work in the morning.' Read story
Making Waves
JEFFREY NIGHTBYRD IS ONE television executive who doesn't care a bit about Wall Street's big media takeovers. His own growth strategy relies on starting ... Read story
Hall of Fame Profile: Laura Scher
On the business of supporting social change. Read story
Ready to Call It Quits
Dealing with telecom contracts. Read story
The Next New--Potentially Illegal--Thing
In part one of Inc .'s interview with Larry Downes, the author of the forthcoming The Laws of Disruption , he explains why the legal system is th... Read story
Internet Users Object to Tailored Ads
Study reveals bad news for companies that track online users in order to tailor advertising. Read story
When Collaboration and the Law Collide
In part two of Inc. 's interview with Larry Downes, an IT, business strategy and legal expert and partner with Bell-Mason Group, he explains why allowi... Read story
Regflex Report Card: Some Agencies Flunk
As legislative counsel for the National Federation of Independent Business, Frank Swain fought hard for the passage of the Regulatory Flexibility Act duri... Read story
Keeping In Touch
From simple beeps to ticker-tape printouts, the message is clear. Pagers and mobile phones are rapidly becoming more useful and affordable. Read story
Take The "small" Out Of The Sba
WHILE LISTENING IN ON THE DEbate over the future of the SBA at the recent White House Conference on Small Business, an idea occurred to us that might put ... Read story
E-mail With. . . Spammers
The two lawyers who angered the Internet community when they posted ads on various USENETs tell why they did it. Read story
Mobile Messages
The lumber and chicken-wire antenna on the roof of Gary Noreen's car drew a lot of attention on southern California freeways last fall. With $5,000 worth... Read story
Delivering the Goods
Here's a look at how shipping automation will let you move freight fast, underbudget, and with precision. Read story
Check E-mail and Surf the Web -- at 35,000 Feet
To the relief of business travelers, American Airlines, Virgin America, and other carriers have announced plans for in-flight Internet access. Read story
Smart Talk On The Phone
Today's new telephone systems are more versatile and less expensive than ever. Read story
Fred Smith: The Entrepreneur Redux
As Frederick W. Smith, the youthful architect of Federal Express Corp., heads for his 40th birthday, he has placed himself on the verge of yet another amb... Read story
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