Having just returned from the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, Jonathan talks with Jim about some of the technological innovations he found there that will be of interest to small business owners.

More and more of your prospective customers are shopping online, which means that every company, without exception, should have a presence on the Internet -- even if you only sell locally. Laurie joins Jim to talk about how people are using search engines today, including local searches.

Many successful marketing strategies actually blend old technologies with new ones. David joins Jim to talk about how to use the Internet to get your marketing message on television, even in your local market.

Web 2.0 is the term being used to describe the newest Internet technologies, applications and practices, and Anita and Jim talk about these elements and how small business can use them to their advantage.

Content is king in the 21st century online world. Gerry talks with Jim about how small business owners can rule with content.

Helping small businesses to more effectively leverage technology requires a guy like Ramon Ray, who joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the next generation of Spam and what to do about it, as well as when to upgrade to Microsoft's new operating system, Vista.

The Internet is evolving into a new generation of capability and Anita talks with Jim about what small businesses need to know to take advantage of this new era. <br></["br"]>

Steve joins Jim to talk about the U.N. plan to take over control of the Internet. This is a real plan and the debate is continuing.

Joining Jim during his 9th anniversary week, Ken discusses what he calls "the new Internet," and what that means for small business.

Joining Jim Blasingame during his 9th anniversary week of The Small Business Advocate Show, Jeff Zbar talks about some of the next-generation technology for small business.