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Tom and Jim discuss the regulatory environment for small business, plus the oportunities for small businesses in the new laws just passed, the Transportation Bill, the Energy Bill, and the Central American Free Trade Agreement. They also talk about some of the up-coming bills to be considered later including one that would make Association Health plans possible.

Ed and Jim discuss the value of our intellectual property and what we should do to protect it from being lost or stolen. They go on to talk about the current outsourcing opportunities for small business.

Bill has just returned fro Europe and he and Jim discuss the current economic conditions there, and whether Europe can be competitive in the 21st century. They go on to talk about how small businesses should think about the most competitive global region - China, India, et.

Philippa and Jim talk about promoting your Web site search engines, through emial marketing, or the traditional methods.

Doug and Jim talk about the reinvention process required of small businesses in order to stay competitive in the 21st century.

Jeff and Jim discuss the difference between marketing and advertising, and the how to buy advertising, as well as how to negotiate discounts when making media buys.

Stephanie and Jim talk about current political issues, such as the newest bills that have passed in Congress, and how to let your elected delegation know what you think about issues that are important to you.

Stephanie and Jim talk about current political issues, such as the newest bills that have passed in Congress, and how to let your elected delegation know what you think about issues that are important to you.

The Jims get together to talk about what the recent passage of the Central American Free Trad Agreement will mean for small businesses. They go on to discuss other exporting ideas for small busienss.

First time on the show for Ian, and he and Jim talk about what small businesses need to do to prepare for a crises, whether a natural disaster, terrorism, a lost hard-drive, or a lost customer.