The Ad Diner: Offers affordable small business advertising with ready-to-use ads
Website delivers "hot advertising from a menu."
(PRNewsChannel) / November 06, 2009 / Madison, Wis. / What if a small business could go to a website, find a finished TV, radio or print ad for their business, order it up and get it customized with their logo and information, at a fraction of the price they would typically pay an...
Dept. of Commerce: State contractor license update
Contact: Tony Hozeny, Department of Commerce, 608/267-9661
MADISON - Building contractors are required to register with the Department of Commerce (Commerce) as a result of an administrative rule change in Ch. Comm 5, Wis. Adm. Code, and finalized March 2, 2009. The rule applies to businesses, including one person shops that act as building contractors or subcontractors that...
NFIB Wisconsin: U.S. House set to vote on reform that is unhealthy for Wisconsin
Contact: Bill G. Smith 608-255-6083 or Jason Brewer (202) 406-4435
Madison, WI, Nov. 6, 2009—The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote as early as Saturday on healthcare reform that would hurt Wisconsin’s small businesses, said Bill G. Smith, state director of the National Federation of Independent Business.
“Healthcare is the No. 1 challenge facing small business in Wisconsin,” Smith...
UW-Madison: Chancellor announces first Madison Initiative awards
CONTACT: Aaron Brower, 608-262-5246, ambrower@wisc.edu
MADISON - University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin and the Madison Initiative for Undergraduates Oversight Committee have identified eight proposals, ranging from an electronic system designed to capture notes of student meetings with advisers to College of Letters & Science faculty lines, to become the first recipients of funding from the innovative program.
Proposals for a...
DATCP: International marketing help offered to Wisconsin firms
Contact: Lisa Stout (608) 224-5126
MADISON -- Wisconsin cranberries on Japanese dinner tables? Mexican chefs serving Wisconsin cheese?
Wisconsin foods are in demand worldwide but the costs involved with international marketing may be a potential barrier for some Wisconsin companies. Fortunately, companies can tap into those markets with cost-sharing available through the Food Export Association of the Midwest’s...
Dept. of Commerce: NTIA awards grants for broadband mapping and planning in Alabama, Idaho, Maryland, Massachusetts, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming
CONTACT: Jessica Schafer 202-482-5670 or press@ntia.doc.gov
Recovery Act Funding to Lay Groundwork for Enhanced Internet Services
WASHINGTON – The Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) today announced that it has awarded grants to fund broadband mapping and planning activities in Alabama, Idaho, Maryland, Massachusetts, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming under NTIA’s State Broadband Data and Development Grant Program....
