Many of you have noticed that Monday morning you came to an all new pcbdaily.com! A change has been a long time coming and in the works, so we bit the bullet, stayed up late and hammered it out. Web site design trends change often and we try hard to stay on top of it by keeping the look fresh and being sure the content is where it is supposed to be – in front of you and easy to find.
Hit the read more link for a break down of the changes we made and the new features of the NEW PCBDaily.com.
As always, we love talking about news and information as it relates to Panama City Beach.
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None other than your’s truly was featured in the summer edition of one of the area’s newest and hottest business magazines, 850. Dubbed “The Business Magazine of Northwest Florida,” I like to call 850 the Fortune for the Panhandle and is published by Rowland Publishing, who also publishes Emerald Coast Magazine and Bay Life Magazine. With feature articles that are applicable to me as a small business owner, it has always been a good read.
Pick yourself up a copy, and turn to page 71. The photographer had me doing all kinds of fun stuff, and the picture they ran with is of me sitting on a street corner, seemingly meditating in Sage pose, balancing my video camera and DSLR. The photograph has me looking more narrow than I think I look naturally – but it was fun none-the-less.
“One part blog, one part news Web site and one part community forum, pcbdaily.com is a hybrid on the cutting edge of the online new medium,” it begins. Talking about pcbdaily, what I’ve done to create it, how it’s grown and where it’s going, the article is flattering and seems to elevate me in a way perhaps I’m too modest to do myself. Thanks Rowland!
850 comes out quarterly right now, with the goal of being a monthly in the next 12 months and features articles about little people like me and big people like Bud Finlaw, owner of BookIt.com and covers a range of business topics. So, head on over to 850BusinessMagazine.com and subscribe.
Well, I’ve moved, to be precise. If you have been wondering “hey, what’s that Jason character been up to, pcbdaily has seemed sparse lately.” Then your wondering is definately justified.
We had our baby begining of December, then family came in town, then Christmas, then New Years, then we moved New Year’s weekend (that’s why the Pier Park vid won’t be up until tonight), leaving me almost totally incapacitated and barely able to keep up with the bare minimums on everything.
Nevertheless, we are moved, settled in and the whole event has borne me an office of my own. No more sharing a room with the kid’s play area and Spongebob square pants. The new diggs will afford me a whole new level of productivity.
We have much planned for 2009 on pcbdaily, and for Panama City Beach, this is a whole new year. With elements in place that we’ve never, as a community, had before, this year will be paramount.
Thanks for reading!
