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V.b. The International Dimension of Internet Regulation: Taxes and Domain Names
The intersection of a global, multipurpose medium, the Internet, with systems designed for the physical, territorial world poses further policy questions.

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If you employ more than 50 people are you complying with the ICE Directive
If you employ more than 50 people, you should be complying with the ICE Directive (The Information and Consultation Regulations) which came into force on 6th April 2008. As a result, you will be legally bound to inform and consult with your workforce in permanent collective representative structures, i.e. European Works Councils (EWCs). This came into effect for larger companies employing 150 plus people in April 2005.
10 Things You Should Know Before Hiring A Freelance Copy Writer
If it's a large project, ask to see a draft of the first piece or section before the writer does any more work. That way if you need to make any major changes you can do it before they get too far along and costs go up.

8 Simple Ways To Start Writing
Having trouble focusing? Try setting a reward for yourself like "When I finish the first draft, I'll go out to lunch (or buy new shoes)." Or, "I'll edit this one more time, then go for a walk."

Writing Tip: The harmful effects of Rambling Rose
Most people use what we can the Rambling Rose writing process. They type as they think through the content. When people do this, there are predictable outcomes for the writer, the draft and the reader.
5 Simple Self-Editing Tips
Okay, you’re finished with your first draft. Congratulations-that in itself is a big accomplishment. However, don’t celebrate for too long because all first drafts need a good clean-up before they’re ready for the reading world.
Beware the Hockey Stick in Your Budget
We are deep in budget season as the last board meeting of the year typically includes the 2010 Budget – or at least the “2010 Draft Budget” or “2010 Budget – Draft”. This is also known as “the joy of cramming a spreadsheet into a powerpoint presentation.”

SBA Guarantee Fee Explained
The following is a short description of how the SBA Guarantee Fee is calculated. We are all hopeful that the fee will be waived for 2010 as proposed in the Senate Small Business Committee appraved draft, but if not this is the calculation
The Heroes Plan Their Business
We have all heard the directive to plan our work and work our plan. That is pretty much it. Enough work for now, let us go get some lunch. After lunch, we can put together a list of actions needed to reach the business goals.

Working From Home: The Pros and Cons
For many people making the jump to working from home for the first time, there are a number of things to consider before taking the plunge. I thought I’d draft some of these down in the hope that sharing my own experiences may be useful for the new blog businessperson…
From Directing to Delegating
Learn how management styles developed in the 20th century from a predominantly directive style typified by Ford to a predominantly delegated style typified by Nissan.
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