As our site grows every day we want to share some information with you on the way we are operating the project. We call this section «Business Blog» as it is similar to doing a log book where data is recorded in a chronological order. «Blogging» is gaining popularity with more and more people picking up the habit of publishing their experiences and thoughts on the Internet. Our Blog covers various topics — from TOEFL, TOEIC, MBA, GMAT, ESL/EFL test preperation to cultural traditions and current political events.
There will also be some Internet marketing terminology and if you have any questions regarding the information simply let us know.

The Business Blog is written by Torsten Daerr and edited by Alan Townend.

2007 — November 07
So, what's new in November? Well, first of all for those of you preparing for your SAT exam, you can purchase our SAT Vocabulary Test Package. It contains all the vocabulary words you need to be familiar with to be able to score high marks in your SAT. In addition, you should sign up for our newsletter which currently has a readership of more than 24.000! Join this great community of English language learners and share your experiences and questions with them. As you can see, the present issue is all about reputation and I'm sure you have got to be interested in what people actually say about you...

2007 — August 10
The current issue of Alan's newsletter received a tremendous amount of feedback from his readers who sent more than 80 emails some of which we've put on the forum for you to read. After all, Alan is the only author in the whole world wide web who writes such exciting pieces for learners and lovers of the English language. I know you have been waiting for the August issue of your newsletter and I can assure you it will be as interesting and entertaining as usual. Or even more. This time Alan shares with us his thougths about the origin of the English language. In his typical amusing way he tells us why so many English words are based on French and why English is such a flexible and "tolerant" language. It's a fantastic lesson in English and European history that comes with a big portion of British humour. Be sure you don't miss it!