Web.com's Free Business Forum Expands Across the United States
As we've written about in previous months, Web.com started a successful local business forum series, following the sites of the Web.com Tour last year. The backstory: in June 2012, Web.com became the umbrella sponsor of the Web.com Tour and an official marketing partner of the PGA TOUR. They then developed the Web.com Small Business Forums as a way to bring additional benefit to communities where Web.com Tour and PGA TOUR...Blackboard CEO lives his own advice, shares practical strategic advice
Blackboard, Inc. sprang onto the scene to become a well-recognized giant in education technology, seemingly overnight. Accused of steadily gobbling up its competitors, Blackboard - and its self-effacing CEO, Michael Chasen - instead doggedly pursued an idea to become InformationWeek 500’s Top Technology Innovator in 2010. Everything they do reflects a “drive to make a difference and lead the evolution of...
Time for another Women in Business community discussion.
In just a couple of days we'll be half way through the first month of 2013 - and it still feel weird to type that, instead of 2012. Especially since the world didn't end.
Did you make New Year's Resolutions? Have you taken the change on the calendar as inspiration for change in your life? Or do you have a goal in mind that you were already striving for, New Year's or no?
Tomorrow, at noon Eastern, 9 am Pacific, we're going to...
The short reason for attending conferences that may not be at my skill level: people. The slightly longer explanation - and a slideshow filled with people from the New Media Expo- is below.
A question I am asked a lot by peers is why I attend conferences and offline gatherings so much. When I told some work friends I was going to NMX, I heard everything from "conferences are rip-offs" to "why would you attend a conference you could speak at if you're not speaking?" to "you're just wasting...
Since I used to live in Las Vegas, people are constantly asking me what they should do while they're there. My response is usually that there's a different Vegas for everyone and it depends on what you're into.
Image via Flickr user Vanessa Chettleburgh
Despite the image of Vegas as purely a party town, you could have a more conservative, relaxing spa-like trip if you knew where to go. Or you could have an experience a lot like the ones in the movies, even if you're on a budget. So...
by Tinu Abayomi-Paul - January 3, 2013
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