STERLING HEIGHTS - STAHLS’ has successfully defended its intellectual property rights by reaching a settlement in a federal lawsuit with three defendants that agreed to cease their infringement of STAHLS’ patents, trademarks and copyrighted content related to its Hotronix FUSION heat press equipment, including a specific agreement to stop importation and sales of the infringing
ROCHESTER - They may be independent, success-driven and tech-savvy, but when it comes to their taxes, Millennials (those born 1982 to 2004) tend to be more apprehensive than older generations about the preparation and filing process, part of that fearfulness has to do with their inexperience, a CPA contends. “While many parents of Millennials did
GRAND RAPIDS - If you'd like to create a mobile app for your business, but you're not a techie the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan and Michigan Small Business Development Centers on April 12 in East Lansing will present a bootcamp at the Technology Innovation Center to teach you what you need to know. Listen
DETROIT - Joe Bastian announced the creation of a crowdfunding project to raise the money necessary to create a short film about Detroit’s famous Red Dwarf (Nain Rouge). To listen to this podcast, click on http://internetadvisor.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/IA-1611-Nain-Rouge.mp3
DETROIT - Lisa Kujawa, the Assistant Provost at Lawrence Technological University, share the exciting line up of 30 summer classes for high school students coming this summer. Classes cover everything from CSI-like forensic science to design and engineering and microtechnology. The classes are for 10th, 11th and 12th grade students who can either commute or
DETROIT - What in the world is going on? Is Microsoft really forcing Windows 7 users to switch to Windows 10? We let our listeners call in to tell us about their experiences and got some confirmations. We also received information from one of our listeners on how to avoid the forced upgrade completely. Shane Hamelin
FERNDALE - For episode 136 of ITINTHED podcast broadcast from Podcast Detroit, Bob and Dave were joined by the folks putting on a great conference in a few weeks, and a new company on the market that’s looking to make buying and selling a home suck less through some awesome uses of technology. Next Home Metro
FERNDALE - Janette Phillips, the chairwoman of the Women In Mobile-Wireless Tech Council, part of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, talks about the group’s second event on April 21 that will explore Application Development, Ethical Hacking, Usability and Agile. Women working in these technology fields will discuss what it takes at RIIS in Troy
FERNDALE - Ken Kousky, president of Blue Water Angels, talks about the record investing year for the angel network. Kousky said a third of the money raised was outside the Blue Water Network, including California, and New York. Kousky said it is getting harder to raise money because most investors park their extra cash in
FERNDALE - Neal Anderson led developer for Supported Intelligence, an East Lansing company, talks about a new software tool called SmartBracket that can be used to craft a winning bracket for the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Doing so demonstrates the capabilities of its distinctive Rapid Recursive technology for business managers, which was designed to make sequential
