Times are tough. The economy is collapsing. Everyone has been talking about it. It’s in the papers, on the news, online and even at the jobs we no longer have. I think I speak for everyone when I say, we are sick of hearing about it. How can anything get better when everyone is miserable and terrified of what’s going to happen next? Sometimes things are a little beyond our control and letting it victimize ...

Here at LogoBlog, things are changing for 2009. You will notice that on the left hand of the screen, the design firms and company reviews have been removed. I did this after much deliberation about how to accurately verify all the reviews LogoBlog receives everyday and how to best serve LogoBlog’s mission Due to the anonymous nature of the internet, online review sites, and lack of time and resources, I cannot always be 100% sure ...

Has it really been ten years already? Can you think back to the days before all of life’s answers were only a couple of keys and a click away from your fingertips? Google has revolutionized how we locate, spread, and view information. I cant even remember the last day that went by when I didn’t use Google even once. The one company in America who probably needs the least pats on the back gets another ...

With the 2008 Olympic Games here, it is hard not to catch the spirit of international competition. With 302 events in 28 sports, the games offer a vast field of athletes the opportunity to represent their country on a global stage. While often overlooked, selecting the stage itself however is very much like a competition. Just like the athletes who tirelessly train and prepare for the games, cities and their respective countries also put a ...

First of all, LogoBlog wishes a very Happy Independence Day to all Americans! Did you see the fireworks from Google, Yahoo!, Msn and Ask this July 4? All four of them are here this time! But then again, Dogpile is missing… Anyways. Long Live the United States of America!