New look. New name. Same old store.

We have crossed the chasm. This blog is now more about Global Neighborhoods than it is about Naked Conversations. It's time for a new masthead, and it seems to me the blue is a bit softer than the red that Scoble selected a year ago. Our Naked baby, conceived with Robert Scoble turns one-year-od tomorrow, so I thought the timing to be pretty appropriate.

There is also a new URL, although it was not my first choice and all the others still work. 
But the new book official address is http:globalneighborhoodsbook.com. Please remove your fingers fr4om your throat. It was the best I could do.  Since my friends across the puddle complained vehemently that the new name should be Global Neighbourhoods, I almost went with that spelling in their honor, er, I should say "honour." But I know how many books we sold in the US, vs the UK and Ireland, and I just don't want to confuse all those affluent Americans who like to read.

Comments

[Pat Phelan]

I think Ireland sales were pretty strong Shel, welcome to my neighbourhood :)

[shel israel]

Pat,
OU kid.

[shel israel]

Pat,

Let's make a deal. I will give you one euro for every book we sold in Ireland. Now you give me $1 USD for every one we sold in the States. Strong Euro. Weak dollar. What say you?

[Jim Turner]

Love the new colour, or is it color?

[Mark Goren]

Don't forget your fans in Canada, Shel. We're neighbours with a "u" too!

[Doug Karr]

Nice RGB combination! (I wanted to steer clear of the developing color v. colour controversy)

Red is power, Blue is trust.

[Tris Hussey]

Yeah, looks nice around here ... Even some of us Americans in Canada use "ou" too ;).

[Damien Mulley]

Accept the offer Pat!

Nice one on the new header.

[Jeremiah Owyang]

Congrats!