Note: Leesa Barnes takes over this blog while Jon enjoys his nuptials and honeymoon on the West Coast. He returns August 10th. Enjoy Leesa's take on podcasting in the meantime.By way of Kate's blog, I found this. A graphic designer took a bunch of corporate logos and Web 2.0 'em.
Confused? Well, to Web 2.0 your logo, you need to leave out a few letters, add some dots, slap on the word "beta," have a reflection and emboss the letters, just to name a few features.
Jon posted on this earlier about all these podcasting company popping up that are missing key vowels. Blubrry and Transcribr are just a few. All following in the footsteps of Flickr.
I can't wait to see Podcastr. Actually, I take that back. If I see that happen, I'll leap from my third floor balcony. I mean, can it get any worst? We admonish people for trying to make ebonics an authentic form of English, yet when it comes to naming a company, it's okay to butcher the name by leaving some choice letters out of the equation.
Fck that. Oops, sorry, I'm supposed to bring some class around here. How about "Scrw that."
