Talking with Six Apart: blogging pioneers
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Six Apart just released a new Moveable Type, so I wanted to find out what was up cause it really has a lot of great services that help people communicate. From LiveJournal, which is used by people to talk with their social networks, to Vox, which is a blog tool with great permission control so you can publish to just your family or to your friends, or everyone if you want, to TypePad, which is the service we used to publish our book, Naked Conversations, on, to Moveable Type which is used inside lots of companies as a blog platform. Anyway, this chat with Chris Alden, CEO, Michael Sippey, VP of Products, and David Recordon, engineer, goes into a lot of depth on what Six Apart is thinking about when it comes to blogging and social networking.
Tags: Six Apart, Moveable Type, Chris Alden, Michael Sippey, David Recordon
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October 17th, 2007 at 5:18 pm
[…] Six Apart just released a new Moveable Type, so I wanted to find out what was up cause it really has a lot of great services that help people communicate. From LiveJournal, which is used by people to talk with their social networks, to Vox, which is a blog tool with great permission control so you can publish to just your family or to your friends, or everyone if you want, to TypePad, which is the service we used to publish our book, Naked Conversations, on, to Moveable Type which is used inside… Original Post PodTech.net: Technology and Entertainment Video Network […]
November 29th, 2007 at 10:41 am
[…] October 16th, 2007 | Design • Internet • Movable Type • Scoble • SixApart • Video • Weblogs I just caught up with Scoble’s interview with Six Apart over at PodTech.net. It’s a good piece, though if you’ve been involved in blogging in the corporate environment there’s not much new. What was new was the focus the Six Apart gang is putting on getting MT into all of the mashups that are coming into vogue. I think they’re really well positioned to take that a long way. […]