BoingBoing.Net (www.boingboing.net) has occupied virtual blog office space at the World Blog Center (www.worldblogcenter.com) - a snapshot of the world's best blogs in the form of a 1000 x 1000 pixel
March 14, 2006 (Press Release) --
Boingboing.Net (www.boingboing.net) has occupied virtual blog office space at the World Blog Center (www.worldblogcenter.com) - a snapshot of the world's best blogs in the form of a 1000 x 1000 pixel office floor canvas.
Boingboing.net was a print magazine that made its presence on the web in 1995 and eventually adopted a blog format in 2001. The original editor was Mark Frauenfelder and was eventually joined by co-editors Cory Doctorow, David Pescovitz and Xeni Jardin. All four Boing Boing editors are or have been contributing to Wired magazine. Boingboing.net won the Bloggies for "Weblog of the Year" in 2004 and 2005 and is currently ranked as one of the best
The World Blog Center (www.worldblogcenter.com) launched officially on 10th March 2006 and aims to bring together the world's greatest blogs within the span of one million square feet of virtual office space represented on its homepage as a 1000 x 1000 px office floor canvas.
Blog office space in the World Blog Center is expected to be full by November 2006. The Center is inviting the world's best blogs in the fields of Business, Marketing, Media, Marketing, News, Computers, Software, Health, Travel, Culture, Entertainment and other industries to occupy space in what is a highly prestigious virtual office location. There is a review process for all applicants in order to maintain quality and the Center aims to represent a broad range of industries and personal interest topics.
Tenants will benefit from the prestige associated with the virtual office space on a premium domain name, and for many blogs it will be a valuable source of traffic. Other benefits that the Center has outlined on its website include the acquisition of peerage by lesser known blogs by being associated with more popular blogs from similar industries, and also becoming a part of Internet history by being one of the 2500 or so blogs that will eventually make it into the Center.
The Center is expecting many other big blog names to be taking up occupancy very soon. To reserve your virtual blog office space visit www.worldblogcenter.com. It makes no difference whether you are a large corporation, a small business, or an individual blog publisher. If your blog is active, well-maintained, professional and provides needed information, analysis, review or opinion in an appropriate subject matter, you will be strongly considered by the Center for tenancy.
Boingboing.net was a print magazine that made its presence on the web in 1995 and eventually adopted a blog format in 2001. The original editor was Mark Frauenfelder and was eventually joined by co-editors Cory Doctorow, David Pescovitz and Xeni Jardin. All four Boing Boing editors are or have been contributing to Wired magazine. Boingboing.net won the Bloggies for "Weblog of the Year" in 2004 and 2005 and is currently ranked as one of the best
The World Blog Center (www.worldblogcenter.com) launched officially on 10th March 2006 and aims to bring together the world's greatest blogs within the span of one million square feet of virtual office space represented on its homepage as a 1000 x 1000 px office floor canvas.
Blog office space in the World Blog Center is expected to be full by November 2006. The Center is inviting the world's best blogs in the fields of Business, Marketing, Media, Marketing, News, Computers, Software, Health, Travel, Culture, Entertainment and other industries to occupy space in what is a highly prestigious virtual office location. There is a review process for all applicants in order to maintain quality and the Center aims to represent a broad range of industries and personal interest topics.
Tenants will benefit from the prestige associated with the virtual office space on a premium domain name, and for many blogs it will be a valuable source of traffic. Other benefits that the Center has outlined on its website include the acquisition of peerage by lesser known blogs by being associated with more popular blogs from similar industries, and also becoming a part of Internet history by being one of the 2500 or so blogs that will eventually make it into the Center.
The Center is expecting many other big blog names to be taking up occupancy very soon. To reserve your virtual blog office space visit www.worldblogcenter.com. It makes no difference whether you are a large corporation, a small business, or an individual blog publisher. If your blog is active, well-maintained, professional and provides needed information, analysis, review or opinion in an appropriate subject matter, you will be strongly considered by the Center for tenancy.
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