Business
profile (short): TriBond: Short feature on a small company that
made it big
in the board-game biz, Rockford Magazine
Business
profile (long): Envirovac: A look at a firm that's "flushed with
success,"
thanks to its vacuum toilet business, Rockford Magazine
Business
feature: Tears in
the
workplace: Why do women cry more than men, and what -- if anything
-- should women do to avoid tears on the job?, Chicago Tribune
(Womanews section)
Disabled
entrepreneurs:
Businesspeople with disabilities are able to use special programs to
help businesses get started, but want no special favors after that,
Crain's Chicago Business
Association health plans:
Can they be the solution to the small business insurance crisis?,
Crain's Chicago Business
Green Chicago: The city of Chicago is
undertaking a variety of green initiatives, Crain's Chicago Business
Technology Features
Education
upgrade: An iPhone for
every college student? A look at tech trends affecting education in the
next five years (MSN Encarta -- PDF version. For text version, click
here.)
Long-distance
learners helped by high tech: Videoconferencing, podcasts, Second
Life, and other innovations are improving distance education (ATT.net)
Internet
urban legends: Why are these crazy stories so popular and what can
be done to stop them from cramming your inbox?, Chicago Tribune (Tempo
section)
Telemedicine: Virtual reality
technology creates opportunities for long-distance doctoring,
Newmedia.com
Digital surveillance: Businesses
use hidden cameras and the Internet to monitor employees from afar,
Crain's Chicago Business
Tempest: threat or hoax: Can Big Brother
see
what you're typing on your computer from outside your building, using
so-called "Tempest" technology?, Smart Computing magazine