http://demo.emagc.com http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en-us 1 Copyright 2007 . All rights reserved. Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:08:33 EDT http://demo.emagc.com/news_page.php?id=2 http://demo.emagc.com/news_page.php?id=2 <p>newsMOGUL, creators of eMAGC, has donated its eMAGC website software system to all businesses who operate within the "district" of the Fort Wayne Downtown Improvement District (DID). newsMOGUL is avidly pro-Fort Wayne and a big believer in its Downtown city center. As such, newsMOGL felt it's greatest contribution to a revitalized Downtown would be to give its software.</p> <p>As part of the program, newsMOGUL only requires that those businesses pay the cost for their hosting for two-years, which comes out to around $100.</p> <p>This DID project is scheduled to begin later in 2008-09.</p> Karl Seton Schaefer News Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:08:33 EDT http://demo.emagc.com/news_page.php?id=1 http://demo.emagc.com/news_page.php?id=1 <p>Fort Wayne-based newsMOGUL, creators of eMAGC, was voted the <em>2008 Innovation Award winner </em>for<em> Emerging Company of the Year</em> by <a href="http://www.fwbusiness.com">Fort Wayne Business Weekly</a>.</p> <p>"We never expected something like this to happen. We are deeply humbled and proud to even be considered among so many great Fort Wayne companies," said newsMOGUL founder Michael Waskiewicz.</p> <p>"I believe that this is validation for our business plan, which outlines a strategy to create hi-end website management software with a non-prohibitive cost-structure for the under-represented small business, non-profit and government markets."</p> Karl Seton Schaefer News Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:08:33 EDT