Le Web 3 is now over. It was an awesome conference, about which I’ll write later.

The one comment that you get a lot at these conferences, however, is: “Wow! There certainly seems to be a lot going on in Barcelona these days.” I hung out a bit with Nicole Simon, formerly of Blognation Germany, and she told me that she thought it’d be cool to do a conference in Barcelona, given that Germans and French bloggers want to know more about what’s going on in the Spanish tech scene (and I suppose, in Spain more generally).

Well, now that should be a lot easier. Javier of Loogic has just launched Loogic in English. Loogic is kind of like Spain’s TechCrunch. I try to read it every day to see what’s going on in the Spanish tech scence. Javier is also a really nice guy and often willing to give you useful product feedback. His advice definitely helped make nuroa into a better product.

And Loogic is one of the most read Spanish tech blogs, so if you have a product that you’d like to launch, there’s no better place to do it.

Congrats, Javier! I think this is a great iniative and sign that the Spanish tech scene is going global!