Blink Logic quietly rolled out the company's official blog. You can find it at blog.blinklogic.com It's pretty bad. No correct that, it's really horrible.. You can't even really call it a blog as the page contains nothing other then the company's press releases. This blogger recommends that Davebert read Debbie Well's book entitled "The Corporate Blogging Book."
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
New features for your favorite Blink Logic Blog
Dear Blink Logic blog readers, I've just installed a nice little tool on this site called Snap Shots that enhances links with visual previews of the destination site, interactive excerpts of Wikipedia articles, MySpace profiles, Amazon products, display inline videos, RSS, MP3s, photos, stock charts and more.
Sometimes Snap Shots bring you the information you need, without your having to leave the Blink Logic Blog, while other times it lets you "look ahead," before deciding if you want to follow a link or not.
Should you decide this is not for you, just click the Options icon in the upper right corner of the Snap Shot and opt-out. If I get enough positive feedback on Snap Shots I'll add it to the official Blink Logic blog.
Mavericks go with Blink Logic to fight dropout rates
Davebert posted a release today announcing a win with Mavericks in Education -- a Florida-based software company that targets schools with high dropout rates.
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Blink Logic CEO Davebert (David Morris) hires yet another Investor Relations firm
Blink Logic may not have any software programmers left on staff but the company sure has plenty of IR firms. An 8K filed today with the SEC details the contracts that Davebert recently signed with investor relations firms MKR Group and Salzwedel Financial Communications. Seems Davebert is more interested in trying to pump up the stock price then building a healthy software company. Jeff Salzwedel the big kahuna at Salzwedel Financial Communications has an interesting history promoting public companies.
As the 8K explains, Salzwedel has cut himself a sweet deal with Blink Logic. Not only will he draw $6,000 in cash per month but he will also receive a "Commencement Bonus," 345,000 shares and 655,000 warrants at $00.01 per share. With the BLKL currently trading at $1.80 or so a share one can only wonder why Davebert would need to essentially give his company's stock away.
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Friday, March 14, 2008
David Morris (aka Davebert) continues his reckless ruination of Blink Logic
Reports have been trickling in to this blogger about the decimation of the development group at Blink Logic's world headquarters in Ottawa. The once proud team have all either been 
terminated or quit in the past couple of weeks. As was expected, rookie CEO Davebert (David Morris) and rookie CTO Mikebert (Michael Winner pictured at left) have opted to outsource product development to a group in Zhejiang China. With the average hourly wage of $3.75 for a mid-level software developer, it's hard to fault Dave and Mike's strategy.
The next logical step for Davebert would be to outsource sales and marketing to Uzbekistan. Perhaps Davebert might consider joining Oprah and Eckhart Tolle for their weekly study of A New Earth. Lord knows that Davebert could use a little self awareness. Mind you, this would be predicated on Davebert being able to read sentences longer then five words in length.
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