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Colorado to audit online K-12 schools

by Amy Gillentine Published: September 28,2011

Tags: Colorado Department of Education, Education, K-12, Legislative Audit Commitee, online

The Legislative Audit Committee’s going online. The committee approved a request yesterday by Seante President Brandon Shaffer of Longmont to perform an emergency audit of online public schools operating in Colorado. Shaffer requested the audit after reviewing state reports that raise concerns about the efficacy of some of the online program. “When I was in the Navy, I [...] [...]

DOL offering virtual job fair

by Amy Gillentine Published: September 19,2011

Tags: Department of Labor and Employment, job fair, online, Pueblo, virtual job fair

The Pueblo Workforce Center is inviting job seekers to a fair today and tomorrow – but there’s no need to drive to Pueblo. The job fair will stay open nonstop for two days and nights, and is the first of its kind offered by the Department of Labor and Employment. At this online event, job seekers can [...] [...]

As coolness expands, content companies tremble (access required)

by Marci DeVries Published: July 1,2011

Tags: Internet, online, tech talk, Technology

So this week I posted a YouTube video of Nappy Roots on my facebook profile and got immediate rave reviews from my college age nephew. And I started to wonder if he thinks I’m actually cool. Here’s the thing: I’m really a fraud at being cool. I use the Internet as a “cool engine” that has [...] [...]

DORA hosting information sessions about licensing changes

by Amy Gillentine Published: November 29,2010

Tags: Department of Regulatory Agencies, information, online, professions

The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies is offering a series of online public information sessions about legislation that goes into effect Jan. 1. The laws will change licensing and registration requirements, responsibilities and deadlines in a number of professions – addiction counselors, advance practice nurses, certified public accountants, electricians, licensed professional counselors, marriage and family therapist,s doctors, podiatrists, [...] [...]

Amazon cuts off Colo. affiliates because of tax (access required)

by admin Published: March 8,2010

Tags: Amazon, online, Overstock.com, Tax

Amazon is cutting off affiliates that help it sell products in Colorado because of a new tax on online sales. Affiliates earn money by using their Web sites to link customers to online sellers like Amazon. Amazon told affiliates in an e-mail on Monday it would no longer pay them advertising fees because of the new law. The [...] [...]

ARRA grant applications online (access required)

by Becky Hurley Published: January 21,2010

Tags: ARRA grants, Governor's Energy Office, online

Business owners interested in applying for six grants offered through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act should take a look at the Governor’s Energy Office Web site for information and an application. Grant topics include: - Energy Efficiency and Training - Innovation Funding for Energy Efficiency - LEED for Existing Buildings Certification - Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings - New [...] [...]

States crafting ways to gain tax revenue from Web sales (access required)

by Associated Press Published: July 6,2009

Tags: online, sales tax, Web

Web retailers generally don’t have to charge sales taxes in states where they lack a store or some other physical presence, but a number of states aching under the weight of the recession are seeking a way around that rule. Because companies like Amazon.com Inc. get help drumming up sales from online affiliates – people who [...] [...]

Commentary: .NET – The newest monopoly or a viable platform? (access required)

by admin Published: November 22,2002

Tags: high tech, online

It seems everyone in the IT world has at least heard of Microsoft’s new .NET platform, but does anyone really know what this nice little catch phrase means? Well, even Bill Gates has admitted that he feels that Microsoft has not done a very good job of communicating what this whole .NET thing is [...] [...]

Commentary: Broadband Internet: How safe is it? (access required)

by admin Published: November 22,2002

Tags: high tech, online

It used to be that turning on your computer was not a cause for concern that your identity would be robbed, your bank accounts pilfered or your sensitive files stolen. Unfortunately, those happy days are far behind us. Computer crime, in particular identity theft, is one of the most popular and growing forms of consumer [...] [...]

Colorado Springs Technology incubator has six hopefuls (access required)

by admin Published: September 13,2002

Tags: high tech, Law and Legal Services, Medicine, online, Wireless

With the opening of the Colorado Springs Technology Incubator, whose primary mission is to “accelerate the launch of financially viable companies in the high-technology sector,” six small, local companies are hoping for the best. They are Acculent, Corporate Hearts, DigiLearn, Integrity PC Innovations, Inc., XAware, and ZeeWaves Systems, Inc. Following is a brief description of their [...] [...]

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