Hurrah for blogs! BBC news

As many blogs were the work of individuals, many believed that they were more honest and reliable because they were not subject to the same marketing pressures as corporate or commercial websites which are created by web developers as well as every other tool like logo, business cards and more.

Shoppers use blogs for bargains

Many see blogs as trustworthy sources for what they should buy
Consumers are starting to use weblogs, or blogs, as guides to what they should and shouldn’t buy, finds a survey.
More than three-quarters of those questioned in the research said they consulted blogs before going shopping.

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As a reward for the countless eager readers and contributors to Boris’s site every day, we’ve taken a step forward and launched a new website design – and hopefully you’ll see the benefits in the coming days. The site now looks a lot cleaner and to give you a broader view of Boris’s work you can see related entries alongside each entry.

In the next few days, we’ll be tidying up any edges and adding a few new features, including an improved Photo Gallery. Let us know what you think!

Continue reading Blog News in The Observer →

Wibbler had a fantastic day with us recently in Boris Johnson’s office. Luckily for him we had secured tickets to the House of Lords Gallery and the House of Commons Gallery so he could get a good idea of the proceedings.

Continue reading Simon Stacpoole, aka Boriswatch, at Westminster →

Tim was born in Australia and spent 10 years as a nightclub DJ creating a show based on music video and other forms of multimedia. He claims that this is where he learned the basics of marketing. Music videos are one of the best ways to captivate an audience and communicate a message. 

He soon accidentally stumbled upon the internet, where he has chosen to dwell ever since. In 1998 he moved to the UK and took part in the ‘dotcom’ era. His most notable successes resulted from his participation in the development of Tesco.net and Tesco.com.

He is now best described as a marketing consultant/guru and his main focus is Search Engine Optimisation, particularly in Google. As an SEO engineer, his main job is to research and compile sets of keywords and make recommendations to the relevant design team about placement. To know more about the LCT, then visit us here.

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Continue reading Tim Ireland – the Man and the Genius of His Work →

Boris site is chosen as one of 12 best worldwide:

It’s a bit bumbling on the surface, but that disguises an honesty, keen organisation and depth that put many rivals into the shade; rather like the man himself, in fact

Those who regularly look in might recognise the quote chosen from one of our regulars …”How about love and peace as a political standpoint… No, bugger it, that would be silly. Let’s just focus on keeping the Croats out” – one of our distinguished and unique contributors.

Thanks to all for keeping us going. We look forward to hearing more from you.

One of Top Stories in The Independent

My life as a blog: 12 of the best sites

Blogs used to be a minority interest, but technology expert Charles Arthur finds their appeal has grown massively. Here he picks the cream of the crop
07 February 2005

BORIS JOHNSON MP

Address: www.boris-johnson.com
Written by: Boris Johnson, MP for Henley-on-Thames

Yes, this really is the blog of the tousle-haired Conservative MP. It’s a bit bumbling on the surface, but that disguises an honesty, keen organisation and depth that put many rivals into the shade; rather like the man himself, in fact. A recent post reads: “Clear choice at the next election: unlimited and uncontrolled immigration under Mr Blair, limited and controlled immigration with the Conservatives. Any views on election strategies would be welcomed.” And readers have provided their own taunting strategies: “How about love and peace as a political standpoint… No, bugger it, that would be silly. Let’s just focus on keeping the Croats out.” Even so, a useful insight into the subtle ambition within the party.

Read about the other 11 blogs here

Can you believe it?

The Chinese are more internet crazy than the Americans?

See here for BBC News

“A large part of the attraction of the internet is that it goes below the radar,” he said. “Generally it’s more difficult for the government to be able to control it.”

“Its real value is as an open window onto what’s happening elsewhere in the world”

Continue reading China to overtake US on internet use →

From BBC News – Blogging is enjoying exponential growth. News item here.

Continue reading Blogging Tops the Polls →

Software giant Microsoft is taking the plunge into the world of blogging. It is launching a test service to allow people to publish blogs, or online journals, called MSN Spaces.

See BBC News.

Continue reading Microsoft gets the blogging bug →

Hot off the press..

The term “blog” has been chosen as the top word of 2004 by a US dictionary publisher.

Merriam-Webster said “blog” was the word that people have asked to be defined or explained most often over the last 12 months.

A spokesman for the Oxford University Press said that the word was now being put into other dictionaries for children and learners, reflecting its mainstream use.

“I think it was the word of last year rather than this year,” he said.

“Now we’re getting words that derive from it such as ‘blogosphere’ and so on,” he said.

“But,” he added, “it’s a pretty recent thing and in the way that this happens these days it’s got established very quickly.”

Read the full piece on BBC News.