TheFamilyLog.com, a New Free Social Family Blogging Site Launches
There’s a new social family website called TheFamilyLog.com. It’s a blog site. It’s a social site. TheFamilyLog.com has its own blogs for families to read, or families can start their own free blogs. All of the content on the site is filtered, moderated, and family appropriate.
Salt Lake City, UT, August 04, 2006 --(PR.com)-- There’s a new social family website called TheFamilyLog.com. TheFamilyLog.com is a family safe site, with something for the whole family. It’s a blog site. It’s a social site. TheFamilyLog.com has its own blogs for families to read, or families can start their own free blogs. All of the content on the site is filtered, moderated, and family appropriate. TheFamilyLog.com takes every measure to maintain a safe, fun site, a place that parents, children, and everyone else will want to see.
TheFamilyLog.com offers a range of interesting blogs on several topics, each topic designed to entertain and to inform.
Family Media – An entertainment blog, with entries about movies, music, books, and art.
The Mommies Club – A parenting blog, with entries about children, hobbies, crafts, decorating, scrap-booking, cooking, and all things Mommy.
Family Fun – A family blog, with entries about games, activities, and places for families.
Family Photos – A digital photography blog, with entries that help families learn more about capturing their memories with digital photography.
Family History – A genealogy blog, with entries about what families can do to discover their ancestors.
Family Tech – A technology blog, with entries that focus on computers, electronics, and technology for families.
By Kids for Kids – A kids blog, where kids can write entries about whatever they want, and read the entries that other kids have written, all in a safe, moderated environment.
Users can also register for a free account on TheFamilyLog.com, and start secure family web-pages and blogs for their own families and friends. TheFamilyLog.com makes it easy for families to keep in touch from anywhere in the world. Families can decide who can become a member of their family groups, and who can see their entries. Entries can be public, for the whole world to see, or private, accessible only to members of their family group. Families can share images, events, calendars, polls, web-pages, family history, and anything else that they would like to share, right on their family blog. Soon each family will also have a private AJAX based family web-chat to make it even easier and more fun to keep in touch.
TheFamilyLog.com also has a safe web search tool powered by Google SafeSearch. Families can trust that their search results will be safe the whole family.
TheFamilyLog.com is a safe, fun, Web 2.0 site for everyone. It’s got everything that’s great about the Web, without everything that’s not so great. It’s a site that brings families closer together, no matter how spread out they may be. It’s a site that parents will want to use. It’s a site that kids will want to use. It’s a site that parents will want their kids to use. It’s a site that’s worth a look. For more information, contact Scott Hilton by email at thefamilylog@thefamilylog.com.
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TheFamilyLog.com offers a range of interesting blogs on several topics, each topic designed to entertain and to inform.
Family Media – An entertainment blog, with entries about movies, music, books, and art.
The Mommies Club – A parenting blog, with entries about children, hobbies, crafts, decorating, scrap-booking, cooking, and all things Mommy.
Family Fun – A family blog, with entries about games, activities, and places for families.
Family Photos – A digital photography blog, with entries that help families learn more about capturing their memories with digital photography.
Family History – A genealogy blog, with entries about what families can do to discover their ancestors.
Family Tech – A technology blog, with entries that focus on computers, electronics, and technology for families.
By Kids for Kids – A kids blog, where kids can write entries about whatever they want, and read the entries that other kids have written, all in a safe, moderated environment.
Users can also register for a free account on TheFamilyLog.com, and start secure family web-pages and blogs for their own families and friends. TheFamilyLog.com makes it easy for families to keep in touch from anywhere in the world. Families can decide who can become a member of their family groups, and who can see their entries. Entries can be public, for the whole world to see, or private, accessible only to members of their family group. Families can share images, events, calendars, polls, web-pages, family history, and anything else that they would like to share, right on their family blog. Soon each family will also have a private AJAX based family web-chat to make it even easier and more fun to keep in touch.
TheFamilyLog.com also has a safe web search tool powered by Google SafeSearch. Families can trust that their search results will be safe the whole family.
TheFamilyLog.com is a safe, fun, Web 2.0 site for everyone. It’s got everything that’s great about the Web, without everything that’s not so great. It’s a site that brings families closer together, no matter how spread out they may be. It’s a site that parents will want to use. It’s a site that kids will want to use. It’s a site that parents will want their kids to use. It’s a site that’s worth a look. For more information, contact Scott Hilton by email at thefamilylog@thefamilylog.com.
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(801) 830-6348
www.thefamilylog.com
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www.thefamilylog.com
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