Demins, We really like this design a lot. It is one of my personal favorites and the team likes it as well. Looking at it on a printed page, business card, advertising, etc should be great. What worries us is how it will look on a website. We haven't got our website user interface designed yet and we are afraid about how this will stand up on a web page. We greatly appreciate your work. We are still thinking about our final rank.
Thanks a lot for your kind words. It is one of my favourite designs too, specially the 'fifties'-glow.
I understand your concern and I agree: it's not a logo that one can simply stick on any existing website. On the other hand, should it be? The design has a special subtle 'character' (imho) that demands it's own needs. This logo requires (a lot of) 'white space' around it, something that can be simply achieved and regulated, and will than stand up in any environment. Also a reversed version can be usefull for web-site purposes.
In a perfect world logo and website will have the same 'feel', the same 'style' and could even share design-elements (for instance: a small, filled version of the tv in the logo could work very good for button-like purposes on the site). In this concept the logo fits by definition. That should be important as the logo is the main carrier of your company-identity. Not knowing that much about the actual content of your site-to-be I can very well make a mental design for your site and it's going to be great! :-)
Thanks again for your interest, if I can be of any further assistance please let me know.
Demins, We are now closing out our contest. We showed various logos to several friends. Yours came in first with many people. Sorry we had to reach a compromise. When we do our website, we may be looking for you again. Good luck.