Mudbug Media Named One of New Orleans' "Bests"
New Orleans, LA (PRWEB) June 7, 2008 -- Mudbug Media, a New Orleans-based web development and graphic design firm was honored by local entertainment magazine Where Y'At in the annual "Best of the Big Easy" issue.
In the by inclusion in this month's "Best of the Big Easy" issue. Mudbug is proud to have been named "Best Website Developer" by the publication as the company prepares to celebrate their ten-year anniversary this fall.
President and CEO Scott Zeitzer states: "It's an honor to be recognized for our work by our local community. We've always tried to focus on taking great care of our customers and hope to continue to do so far into the future."
For more information on Mudbug Media, please visit http://mudbugmedia.com or call 504-581-4636. To view the article, visit Where Y'At Magazine's website or pick up a free copy of the June 2008 issue locally.
About Mudbug Media:
Mudbug Media is a New Orleans-based firm specializing in custom programming, application development, graphic design, branding, printwork, and secure hosting. Founded in 1998 by Scott Zeitzer, Mudbug Media provides superb customer service, speedy turnaround, and superior products. Mudbug is dedicated to maintaining a professional standard of work and a high level of commitment to our community through charitable service and support of important local causes.
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