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Fireglow to digitally distribute 1C UK games

Fireglow Games has announced an agreement with 1C UK to digitally distribute seven of 1C's full-scale PC games.

�We are happy to announce our global digital distribution agreement with 1C. It�s a great start,� says Ludmila Ludvig, managing director of Fireglow Games. �In the near future, we aim to expand on our publishing business.�

�We are delighted to be working with Fireglow. Like us, they have recognised the huge opportunity offered by the digital distribution medium and we are looking forwards to some very positive results from this deal,� adds Peter King, Managing Director of 1C UK.

The specific 1C titles covered by the agreement were not specified. Fireglow Games is best known for its Sudden Strike franchise.

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Find out about franchises, how to buy one

Sparks residents considering buying a franchise are invited to attend a seminar from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Thursday at the Washoe County Complex, 1001 E. 9th St. in Reno.

Participants will have the opportunity to learn about small business and franchise facts, strategies for finding the right business, the legalities of franchising and how to properly investigate franchises.

To register, visit www.sparkschamber.org

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Village Coffee brews up growth

Village Coffee is branching out.

Village Coffee founder Tommy Lowery currently owns three stores -- the original in Troy and two in east Montgomery -- and he's sold licenses in Millbrook, Prattville and Enterprise as well as one in California. He says he's negotiating a dozen other license deals.

The Alabama-based company is growing through licensing, which allows the buyer a more affordable and more flexible opportunity than franchising, Lowery said.

Under a franchise agreement, the store operator follows instructions from corporate on almost every aspect of running the business.

In a license agreement, the store owner has permission to use a company's name and sell its products, according to Daniel Slocki, a counselor at the Auburn University Small Business Development Center.