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This video demonstrates several key resources to use when researching the United States Brewing Industry. Ohio University Libraries' Business Librarian Chad Boeninger offers his advice on how to use Passport GMID, NetAdvantage, Mintel, Onesource, and more to find market and industry research reports for the beer/brewing industry. The full list of databases can be found at www.library.ohiou.edu Check with your local library for access to these databases.

DRONES over US AirSpace - Maker wonders why people are so CONCERNED. Drones are becoming more and more a part of the way America does business - they have been used in modern day warfare to target those believed to be dangerous or a threat to the security of the United States, but very soon they will be a permanent fixture on America's landscape. The FAA has been adopting new rules to expand the use of small drones domestically, and by 2012 UAVs are expected to dominate the country's airspace. Trevor Timm of the Electronic Frontier Foundation brings his take on whether Americans should worry about what law enforcement is doing. A polarizing debate is emerging over whether the unmanned aerial vehicles, commonly referred to as "drones," should be allowed into US airspace for use by local law enforcement and private businesses. "No longer a tool used strictly by the military to take out terrorists overseas, drones of all shapes and sizes will soon be in our skies here at home for surveillance missions by local police departments, energy companies looking to build pipelines and farmers looking to feed thirsty crops," CNET's Jeff Glor reported Wednesday. Drone technology may already be a billion-dollar industry, but as Ryan Gallagher blogged Tuesday for Slate, "One of the most significant barriers the industry faces is undoubtedly public opposition. There are critics on all sides of the political spectrum. In the United States, that includes not only campaign groups like the ...

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Small Business Analytics An Industry Reinventing Itself SmallBusinessAnalyticsBlog.com http Aha moments change the course of lives. Visualize Oprah with her microphone in hand waving her hands in the air saying aha! These direction-changing moments also happen for companies. In this 4-minute clip, listen to the Aha moments that altered the future of two businesses, and helped them become industry leaders. This snippet is part of a webinar, recorded in June 2012, which focused on the reinvention of the advertising industry. RAI Stone Group serves small companies by providing financial analytics so that you can find out where you are going and decide if that is where you want to go. youtu.be Visit www.raistonegroup.com to download our free industry report. If you have questions regarding this small business analytics video or anything else, give us a call at 715-598-4340 or visit: www.RaiStoneGroup.com Our Blog www.SmallBusinessAnalyticsBlog.com Connect With and 'Like' Us On Facebook www.facebook.com Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Subscribe to our RSS Feed: feeds.feedburner.com