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Gettin' Down 2 Business
From the mind of Troy Hazard comes Gettin' Down 2 Business. GD2B launches Thursday, January 26th at 9pm EST. Gettin’ Down 2 Business - With Troy Hazard, is a weekly magazine style TV show, giving American business people the inspiration to ‘have a go’, get back to work, and get on with building a life for themselves.
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Gettin' Down 2 Business is the new show from Troy Hazard. Check out a preview here.

From the mind of Troy Hazard comes Gettin' Down 2 Business, a weekly magazine style TV show, giving American business people the inspiration to ‘have a go’, get back to work, and get on with building a life for themselves.

Gettin' Down 2 Business airs Thursday at 9pm EST.

Biz TV now in Granite Falls

mvtv-logoOne-of-a-kind network BIZ TV is now available on televisions in Granite Falls, Minn. Last week BIZ TV, the only network to provide 24/7 programming catered to entrepreneurs and small business owners, launched in Granite Falls.

Residents of the area can tune into BIZ TV on channel 41.1. Channels like BIZ TV, which air on unconventional stations like 41.1, are part of a new movement of “cord-cutting” television. Broadcast signals from stations like BIZ TV use the same towers as normal networks and consumers can view the programming without purchasing a cable package.

BIZ TV’s lineup includes The Big Biz Show, Small Business School, Business Beware, Mom’s Town, Help! My Business and The Y.E.S. Movie (Young Entrepreneur Society). The programs provide advice and inspiration for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Viewers around the world can tune into BIZ TV’s programs on Ustream by visiting http://www.ustream.tv/biztv

BIZ TV live on Ustream

BIZ TV is now live on Ustream.black_ustream_logo

Ustream is the leading live interactive broadcast platform. Anyone with an internet connection and a camera can start engaging with their family, friends or fans anytime, anywhere. Millions of Ustream users view and broadcast a wide variety of content, from high school sporting events to red carpet movie premieres. Notable Ustream broadcasts include major political events, concerts, conferences, movie premieres, talk shows, sporting events, interactive games, and personal milestones.

After meeting at West Point in 2007, founders John Ham and Brad Hunstable joined with Gyula Feher to create a service that would allow service men to communicate with their families and friends live, all at once. The founders launched Ustream in March 2007, and the service has since found worldwide adoption, becoming the leading live interactive broadcast platform. Ustream has offices in Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Budapest.

As a full network, BIZ TV is live 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can catch BIZ TV any time at on Ustream.

The Best of Times, The Worst of Times..

shutterstock_82251346OK, the economy isn't exactly ripping along.  Dips, valleys, ups and downs; its causing whiplash.  However, the worst of times often bring opportunities...and today; one of those opportunities is with leases.  We know, not a very sexy topic, but a lease can be one of the most important contracts that you or your business enter into.  And because right now commercial real estate is struggling and unpredictable, there may be conditions you can add to your lease that can protect you if everything goes to hell or special conditions that can save you money.  For example:

1.  Ask for the right to sublease your space.  If you aren't able to honor the lease all the way to the end of the term, at least you can then sublease to someone else to help alleviate the monthly expense.

2.  Negotiate a cap on any additional fees, like maintenance, association dues, utilities, etc

3.  If things are going well for you and your lease is set to expire in 2 years, now may be a good time to consider negotiating a longer term renewal in return for lower monthly payments, or in return for cosmetic improvements/upgrades.

These are random ideas that we hope will help, from your friends at BIZ TV.

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