New banners are available now: http://blogjet.com/link/. By the way, they include the new logo.

Traditional PR is dead,  long live DIY PR: http://www.streamlinewebco.com/blog/_archives/2004/8/25/129292.html

Which technology is better for your business? Tris Hussey has an answer: 

“I think all three are important and serve different purpose and are an excellent example of how the three web technologies co-exist extremely well.”

Read: http://www.blogcatalyst.com/blog/_archives/2004/8/25/129541.html

By the way, we now has a Wiki—another great web technology.

We are glad to announce the availability of BlogJet Wiki that can be found here: http://blogjet.com/wiki/
 
It has two sections - Documentation and User-supported Wiki.  
Please feel free to edit pages and create new topics. You contributions to Notes on configuring BlogJet for different blog services are especially welcomed!

Radiant Marketing Group Blog has a good article about the future of blogging in two parts: part 1, part 2.

MarketingProfs.com writes about Ten companies that missed great blog opportunities.

Matt Hawley writes about Micro Mode feature in BlogJet:

Now a new window will open up that is semi-translucent that allows you to type a blog post in the corner of your screen so that your co-workers or boss can't see it without looking hard for it.

Check out his post to learn how to use this feature.

Until now you couldn't purchase BlogJet if you had a free e-mail address. I'm happy to report that this restriction has been removed.

If you tried to purchase but had not luck because the system didn't accept your e-mail address, please try again.

Spanish and Portuguese (Portugal) spelling dictionaries for BlogJet are now available for download: http://blogjet.com/download/spell/

The installation is very simple: just download a file, run it and click Install. The language of spell checker then can be changed in Tools | Preferences... | Spelling tab.

Please tell me if something goes wrong with new dictionaries.