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This month Softduit Media has established a new (additional) office in Charlotte, North Carolina with Lightbulb Coworking, a new coworking establishment in Charlotte bringing designers, artists, entrepreneurs, web specialists, programmers and more together under one roof.

Lightbulb is a collaborative coworking office that provides creatives, freelancers, small business owners and other non-traditional users access to the comforts and amenities of a modern office without the cost, overhead and commitment typically associated with a space of their own.

Our new office space is located at

1430 South Mint St
Suite 103
Charlotte, NC 28293

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In addition, to engaging clients and conducting business at this new location, we will also be utilizing this location for some of our meetings and training events surrounding WordPress and WordPress Theme Design.  For small meetings this location can comfortably seat 10-15 people in a conference room setting, or for larger events up to 50 people in an open atmosphere.

Softduit currently has offices in Lawrenceville, GA northeast of Atlanta and Belmont, NC just across the river from Charlotte.  We are also looking for additional locations in Savannah, Ga, offices in the Midwest.  Softduit Media also has a partnership with New Media Creative serving the West Coast via Las Vegas.

Softduit Media’s Founder, Brett Bumeter, was recently featured by CBS 42 on a story, “Blogging Word Camp” covering Birmingham’s WordCamp event at the end of September.

WordCamp Birmingham was organized by Andre Natta, publisher of the hyper-local Birmingham blog, “The Terminal”.  Mr. Bumeter was a featured speaker at the event providing training at the event for the use of Microsoft’s WindowsLiveWriter.

WindowsLiveWriter is a free desktop program that can be utilized to publish to a number of blogging platforms including, WordPress, Blogger, SharePoint, WindowsLive and many more.

In this years, State of the Blogosphere 2008 Report, Brett Bumeter of Softduit Media was quoted with his vision of the future of the blogosphere, its influence, and the potential of an industry with millions of new practitioners from around the globe converging and improving their skill sets. 

He stated, 

“This is just the beginning for blogging. People are getting better and better at this skill set, quality is improving, and we will soon have millions of people generating great content around the clock.”

• Brett Bumeter

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