Design of Corporate Logos

I have added a new section to the site, that contains articles about the history and the design of corporate logos. I have always been interested in the meaning of the design behind some of the corporate logos. In some cases like Cisco, the idea behind the logo is fairly obvious but in case of Fedex, you will wonder why the spent over a million dollars to come up with the logo and why the Nike logo cost only $35.

This section of my website list some of the world's most famous corporate logo and attempts to discover the history and the meanings behind them. I hope you find this section entertaining. This week, we take a look at Swoosh, the Nike logo.

India Related RSS Feeds

I have added a new section to the website that offers the visitor a collection of RSS feeds that are related to India. Currently the section contains RSS feeds on topics such as Cricket, Bollywood, Latest News and Sports. I will be adding more categories on an ongoing basis.

Click here to see the India RSS Feed Section

What is RSS you ask?

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25-Dec-2004 - Search Engine Submission

I have re-introduced the Search Engine submission pages on my website after making some modifications. I am currently supporting 25 search engines but plan to ramp this up to a much higher number by the end of  this month.

Click here to begin.

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NetFlix vs Blockbuster

 

Netflix is an online video rental service available in the US. With the standard Netflix subscription which now costs 17.99 a month, customers can rent upto three movies at a time. Netflix is completely operated using the postal system and the NetFlix website.

Netflix is an online video rental service available in the US. With the standard Netflix subscription which now costs 17.99 a month, customers can rent upto three movies at a time. Netflix is completely operated using the postal system and the NetFlix website. Customers queue up their DVD's using the NetFlix website and Netflix sends the movies. Included with the movie is a pre-paid postage envelope in which the movie can be returned. Once a movie is returned, NetFlix will send the next movie. Customers with the standard plan can typically keep three movies out at a time, but higher and lower plans are available. Netflix was the leader in this market by a large margin, until the retail giant Blockbuster decided to move into this space. Blockbuster's entry into this has changed the dynamics of this a little for now. Which service would I recommend and why?

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