This feature was shot for ATVI in LA.
Sam H – story about guy who saved a women’s life by pulling her front in front a of train in Lodi, CA
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Lodi Hero
November 21st, 2008 — Howto
Foxit Software is featured on Business and Beyond
November 20th, 2008 — Howto
foxitsoftware asked:
Foxit Software has been featured on Platinum Broadcasting’s innovative and educational television series, Business and Beyond. Foxit Software was showcased in a segment nationally on the Travel Channel and regionally on CNN Headline News and Regional News Network.
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This is a piece I shot for Platinum Broadcasting last year. Nice little start up company making a cool software tool. It works on my phone device so I was happy.
Exploring Into Franchise Opportunities at Franchise it – Learn How to Franchise Your Business the Right Way With Astreem’s Business Consultants
August 21st, 2008 — Howto
Emily Yung asked:
The overwhelming success of a famous local bakery store in Singapore that has expanded in 9 other countries resulted from a single branch that only started 8 years ago. You can find 7-11 stores in almost every corner of the streets locally and internationally, deriving from the fact that it started from a store selling ice blocks. Giant brands did not always start big in their industry. They all started with a good idea through an outlet
Franchise It, organised by business consulting firm, Astreem Corporation was held at NUSS located at Suntec City on 12th of June 2008. This half-day seminar covers Singapore Franchise Opportunities, the fundamentals of franchising for business owners and making use of franchise opportunities. “Franchise It aims to provide business owners with options on their business investments, an overview of franchising and the processes involved in the development of a good business franchise structure and program,” says Hsien Naidu, the Founder and Director of Astreem who leads the team of business consultants, franchise consultants and marketing consultants in the business consulting firm.
Topics covered during the seminar were:
The franchising & franchise opportunities concept Advantages of business franchise Basic steps in developing your business franchise program Test of your business’ “Franchisability” with Astreem franchise consultants Important features of the Franchise Operations Manual The Franchise Agreement Protecting your Intellectual properties Marketing your franchise
The speakers that are involved with this seminar were Astreem’s franchise consultants as well as Astreem legal consultant, Mr Karthi, a Trademark Consultant who has an extensive experience in intellectual properties protection. Attendees of this event are business owners who want to grow their operations via franchise business opportunities, entrepreneurs who want to expand their businesses using other people’s resources and franchisors encountering problems with their current business franchise program.
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The overwhelming success of a famous local bakery store in Singapore that has expanded in 9 other countries resulted from a single branch that only started 8 years ago. You can find 7-11 stores in almost every corner of the streets locally and internationally, deriving from the fact that it started from a store selling ice blocks. Giant brands did not always start big in their industry. They all started with a good idea through an outlet
Franchise It, organised by business consulting firm, Astreem Corporation was held at NUSS located at Suntec City on 12th of June 2008. This half-day seminar covers Singapore Franchise Opportunities, the fundamentals of franchising for business owners and making use of franchise opportunities. “Franchise It aims to provide business owners with options on their business investments, an overview of franchising and the processes involved in the development of a good business franchise structure and program,” says Hsien Naidu, the Founder and Director of Astreem who leads the team of business consultants, franchise consultants and marketing consultants in the business consulting firm.
Topics covered during the seminar were:
The franchising & franchise opportunities concept Advantages of business franchise Basic steps in developing your business franchise program Test of your business’ “Franchisability” with Astreem franchise consultants Important features of the Franchise Operations Manual The Franchise Agreement Protecting your Intellectual properties Marketing your franchise
The speakers that are involved with this seminar were Astreem’s franchise consultants as well as Astreem legal consultant, Mr Karthi, a Trademark Consultant who has an extensive experience in intellectual properties protection. Attendees of this event are business owners who want to grow their operations via franchise business opportunities, entrepreneurs who want to expand their businesses using other people’s resources and franchisors encountering problems with their current business franchise program.
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Facebook Monitoring by Dr. Mark D. Yates – Business Consultancy
August 17th, 2008 — Howto
Mark Yates asked:
As the business consultant at “Business Consultancy One Stop Shop” frequently asked about Government Big Brother intrusion into our business lives. Those advocating even closer scrutiny and increased surveillance always cite the same reason, i.e. “if you are doing nothing wrong, then you have nothing to fear from increased government intrusion.” Ask any security or business consultant and they will tell you this argument is like a house built from playing cards. There are literally hundreds, if not thousands of people who have been illegally incarcerated in various forms of miscarriage of justice cases.
Dr. Mark D. Yates from the business consultancy group www.businessconsultancyonestopshop.com states; Whenever the Government tries to assert its dominance over areas of business beyond their control bad things happen. The fact that many of these sensational projects are actively promoted by self serving politicians who seek nothing other than personal kudos and press coverage.
If we were to look for a perfect example of how a government can ***** up a business sector then one only has to look at the appalling failures in our National Health service. And if we explore government interference a tad further then the entire fiasco surrounding the proposed government introduction of Identify cards for all British residents.
Business Consultancy agencies are advised by Dr. Mark D. Yates that now that businesses are embracing the internet for gaining new business, and for implementing online sales and marketing strategies, the government has expressed an interest in the increasingly popular social networking web sites Facebook and Myspace. Their aim is Facebook monitoring and if successful it will have a detrimental effect on every business consultant and every Business Consultancy agency using social networking web sites.
Dr. Mark D. Yates from Business Consultancy One Stop Shop states. The British public were first alerted to this proposed intrusion when Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker announced earlier this month that the Government was considering acting on social networking sites because they were not covered by the latest proposals from Brussels. He added that the Government’s intercept modernisation programme proposals may be extended to include “the retention of data on Facebook, Bebo, MySpace and all other similar sites”. In plain English this translates to Facebook monitoring.
While acknowledging concerns surrounding rights to privacy Dr. Mark D. Yates feels it is only a matter of time before all online social networking web sites are forced under fear of prosecution to retain details of the individuals and businesses utilising these web sites. They are also likely to have to retain all date about visitors who correspond with these social networking web sites.
Dr. Mark Yates from Business Consultancy One Stop Shop further suggests this latest intrusion of Facebook monitoring fits right in with another government plan to store information about every telephone call, e-mail and internet visit made by anyone in the UK on a central database.
I fully understand the ramifications of collating advance intelligence in regard to combating threats from terrorists and organised crime gangs however it’s a fine line between this and retaining the rights to privacy which should by default follow on from a nation which prides itself on a freedom of speech policy.
As a business consultant for Business Consultancy One Stop Shop I admit to having concerns about the governments plans for Facebook monitoring.
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As the business consultant at “Business Consultancy One Stop Shop” frequently asked about Government Big Brother intrusion into our business lives. Those advocating even closer scrutiny and increased surveillance always cite the same reason, i.e. “if you are doing nothing wrong, then you have nothing to fear from increased government intrusion.” Ask any security or business consultant and they will tell you this argument is like a house built from playing cards. There are literally hundreds, if not thousands of people who have been illegally incarcerated in various forms of miscarriage of justice cases.
Dr. Mark D. Yates from the business consultancy group www.businessconsultancyonestopshop.com states; Whenever the Government tries to assert its dominance over areas of business beyond their control bad things happen. The fact that many of these sensational projects are actively promoted by self serving politicians who seek nothing other than personal kudos and press coverage.
If we were to look for a perfect example of how a government can ***** up a business sector then one only has to look at the appalling failures in our National Health service. And if we explore government interference a tad further then the entire fiasco surrounding the proposed government introduction of Identify cards for all British residents.
Business Consultancy agencies are advised by Dr. Mark D. Yates that now that businesses are embracing the internet for gaining new business, and for implementing online sales and marketing strategies, the government has expressed an interest in the increasingly popular social networking web sites Facebook and Myspace. Their aim is Facebook monitoring and if successful it will have a detrimental effect on every business consultant and every Business Consultancy agency using social networking web sites.
Dr. Mark D. Yates from Business Consultancy One Stop Shop states. The British public were first alerted to this proposed intrusion when Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker announced earlier this month that the Government was considering acting on social networking sites because they were not covered by the latest proposals from Brussels. He added that the Government’s intercept modernisation programme proposals may be extended to include “the retention of data on Facebook, Bebo, MySpace and all other similar sites”. In plain English this translates to Facebook monitoring.
While acknowledging concerns surrounding rights to privacy Dr. Mark D. Yates feels it is only a matter of time before all online social networking web sites are forced under fear of prosecution to retain details of the individuals and businesses utilising these web sites. They are also likely to have to retain all date about visitors who correspond with these social networking web sites.
Dr. Mark Yates from Business Consultancy One Stop Shop further suggests this latest intrusion of Facebook monitoring fits right in with another government plan to store information about every telephone call, e-mail and internet visit made by anyone in the UK on a central database.
I fully understand the ramifications of collating advance intelligence in regard to combating threats from terrorists and organised crime gangs however it’s a fine line between this and retaining the rights to privacy which should by default follow on from a nation which prides itself on a freedom of speech policy.
As a business consultant for Business Consultancy One Stop Shop I admit to having concerns about the governments plans for Facebook monitoring.
Rockk Video
