Noire Digerati has been moved for over a year now!

29Jun10

What’s up peeps?!

I know a few of the original readers of the site still come to this site, but may not know that I completely redesigned the site and moved it to the Squarespace.com platform for better functionality and design.

You can check out the beautifully designed and content rich new Noire Digerati site at www.noiredigerati.com!

Cheers,

Michael Lang (Noire Digerati Founder & CEO)

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