Helping companies communicate better with their customers through the use of weblogs and smart user interface design.
A few days ago, a blog network named 451 Press took off the gloves and named itself the largest blog network in the world based on its sheer size of >300 blogs supposedly being updated daily. They’ve now surpassed b5media in terms of numbers, and I can only guess that the move was deliberate […]
A lot has been said regarding “global new media network” b5media taking on $2 million in funding, but for me the most level-headed opinions always come from those totally disconnected with the investment or the company.
Nick Douglas wrote a scathing entry saying that b5media doesn’t deserve any money. Normally a dissenting view isn’t such […]
About four years ago, Darren Rowse of ProBlogger.net started his first blog and was hooked. Since then he’s started at least 16 more blogs on various topics that can all be monetized, and he’s now one of the most famous “professional bloggers” in the blog world. Darren’s a friend of mine, and I […]
I was very surprised tonight to see that SiliconBeat had the drop on info that I’ve known for about a month or so but have kept my mouth locked tight about, simply because I didn’t know when he was going to announce it. My main man Om Malik is leaving Business 2.0 magazine and […]
Clive Thompson’s article Blogs to Riches over at the hot new New York Magazine website has got to be the must-read article of the year so far. The premise of the article is that the rich keep getting richer, and in the blog world this translates to blogs with the highest traffic keep gaining […]
Colin Devroe, CTO of 9rules and all-around technoguru has put his pride and joy up for sale:
Corkforce.com, a wine enthusiast weblog, is up for auction at Sitepoint.
We’ve recently had great success selling sites and domains in the forums there, so give it a look, and throw your bid down for this quality weblog. Bidding […]
Kris Oser from AdAge.com drops the inside scoop (free registration required, or BugMeNot with clarus84[at]hotmail.com/fpdcB2B) about Sony’s sponsorship deal with Nick Denton’s Gawker Media and their new Lifehacker blog:
The deal, which also includes placements on Gizmodo, Gawker’s earlier gadget title, will cost Sony in the range of $25,000 a month, according to a source close […]
The blog medium started out pure and focused on content, and that is what drew in the masses. Every word was an opinion that was blatantly unbiased (or more often biased, but still blatant about it) and could be trusted.
Then the ads came.
Blogging is definitely a much more mature medium than it was a couple […]
We started Business Logs because we enjoyed making users' interaction with technology better. Previously we've built web publishing networks from the ground up, developed web applications for some of the largest audiences in the world, and designed mission-critical U.S. military software.
What do all these projects have in common? Communication!
When communication breaks down between users and software, between companies and their customers, or between team members on a project, everything suffers. We can make customer communication and team collaboration more meaningful.
We believe that high quality design isn't something you tack on, but something integral to the success of your project and company. Communication, design, and usability coming together to make you more successful.
We've designed award-winning websites, weblogs, and web applications, but more importantly we've improved the experience with our clients' technology.
We value your company's brand, so we never use bland weblog templates for your project — we apply our award-winning design talent to every client, every time.
The face of your company lies in the way you communicate with your customers, and we can help make sure your face is always a friendly one.
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