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About LogLink

LogLink has grown from a set of 50 bookmarks on a single web page in 1995, to catalogs and databases containing links and abstracts of over 100,000 internet websites in the transportation and logistics industries.

The website was originally sponsored and hosted by Strategic Image, Inc. on the commerce2000.com domain in 1995. In March 1996, it was accepted by the World-Wide Web Virtual Library and the Argus Clearinghouse as the Subject Guide to Logistics on the internet.

In December 1996, the trucking and transportation resources were accepted by the World-Wide Web Virtual Library and Argus Clearinghouse as the Subject Guide to Trucking on the internet.

Also in 1996, under the domain name loglink.com, it became the first online searchable database of world wide web sites dedicated strictly to transportation and logistics. Later that year, it expanded its descriptive detail in the database and broadened its focus. To reflect the change, it was renamed to the "Guide to Logistics Resources on the Internet."

In 1997, the loglink.com domain was acquired in a company merger and the site was off line for six months. In the Fall of 1997, work began to build the current web server and website under the name logisticsworld.com. LogisticsWorld came on line on January 26, 1998 and was named the "The Worldwide Directory of Transportation and Logistics" because of it's detailed directory listings and free user features available to the transportation and logistics industry throughout the globe.

On October 26, 1998, LogLink re-emerged under the domain name loglink.net with a new look and a focus on providing quality links to the transportation and logistics industry on the world wide web.

On November 1, 1999, after re-acquiring the domain name, LogLink.com came back online as a search engine and internet directory for the transportation and logistics industry.

LogLink celebrated 10 years on the internet in 2005 and continues to be a valuable resource for the logistics, transportation, and supply chain industry.

INDEX

Academic Sites - Aviation
Academic Sites - Transportation
Aerospace Manufacturers
Air Cargo and Parcel
Airlines
Airports
ATA Member Airlines
Aviation Organizations
Aviation Sites
Barge and Inland Water Lines
Colleges and Universities
Couriers and Package Express
Cruise Lines
Customs Brokers
Equipment Lease and Rent
Ferries
Finance and Lending
Freight Brokers
Freight Forwarders
Freight Trains
High-Speed Trains
Industry News
Industry Publications
Information and Reference
Insurance and Underwriters
Intermodal
International Trains and Railroads
Law and Regulations
Load Matching
Logistics and Transport Organizations
Logistics and Transport Sites
Logistics Providers
Maritime Associations and Organizations
Maritime Industry
Motor Freight
Moving and Storage
Navigation
Ocean Carriers
Ocean Freight and Freight Services
Organizations and Associations
Parts and Equipment Suppliers
Ports and Port Authorities
Postal Services
Rail Associations and Organizations
Rail Cars
Rail Transport and Travel
Railroad Museums
Railroads
Ship Builders and Repairers
Shipment Tracking and Tracing
Ships and Shipbrokers
Software
Third Party Logistics
Tourist Trains and Railroads
Transportation Associations and Organizations
Truck Carrier Related Sites
Trucking Organizations and Associations
U.S. Government Agencies
Vehicle Transportation
Weather and Environmental

VIRTUAL LIBRARY OF LOGISTICS

VIRTUAL LIBRARY OF TRUCKING

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