As more and more work is being conducted in the "cloud," what price does privacy and security pay? Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the dark side of the very convenient, inexpensive and efficient resources available online in the clouds, including a likely loss of privacy and a potential loss of security.

Is the thing that makes the Internet free in danger? Steve DelBianco reports with Jim Blasingame that the default opt-in relationship between visitors and websites allows advertising to pay for your free access. Will the intentions of some in government to change this relationship hurt the success of the Internet?

Face-to-face is the original social media. Jim Blasingame makes this point as he talks about how to blend our "embarrassment of riches" in communication technology in appropriate ways with the always valuable in-person contact.

Protect your assets by backing them up in the clouds. David Friend and Jim Blasingame discuss the new "cloud" technologies that are available for small businesses to use to back up their electronic assets. These resources are relatively inexpensive, work automatically, are easy to use and are secure.

Using Internet tools is a 21st century requirement for effective sales performance for business-to-business activity. Sam Richter and Jim Blasingame discuss how to blend the old fundamentals and the new tools to make sure you meet your sales goals.

Are the doors of your business opened to the world of online customers? Stephen Pierce and Jim Blasingame talk about having a website that helps local customer as well as those around the world find you online.

Finding high efficiency with all online communication tools is the topic discussed by Christina Cavanagh and Jim Blasingame as they talk about how to be more effective with email, plus email's future amid the plethora of new communication technologies and platforms.

Do your employees use the Internet for their work? Do you know what they're doing online? James Leasure and Jim Blasingame talk about how you can monitor monitor every computer in your business, to reduce wasted time and improve your company's performance. They also talk about how to create online policies.

Reporting on the evolution and revolution of eBooks, Mark Coker joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how eBooks work, how they're presented in multiple formats, including for smart phones, and how they have become part of the way information is acquired and consumed.

Are you maximizing the available technology? Ranjith Kumaran joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the innovations that will help small businesses become more competitive, even with big business competitors. Examples include new file transfer platforms, plus cloud computing.