Free open source blogging software Wordpress creator Matt Mullenweg talks about his software. At Gnomedex conference Matt and I talk about how risky it is not to use open source software.
Matt is the “ping” guy. He says that he won’t “bogart” your pings. Ping-o-matic is an open-data project. This truely is a good project for the community.
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Matt’s big prediction: blogs in everyone hands in 5 years and it will change the landscape of the world that we live in. Great stuff Matt! Keep up the great work!
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July 27th, 2005 at 6:06 am
Thanks for doing this podcast. It has been a really interesting listen for a longtime fan of WordPress.
July 27th, 2005 at 10:05 am
For some reason, when I added your feed to my iTunes, the link for Matt’s interview instead gave me the George Gilder interview.
I also see that it doesn’t show up in the sidebar under “Recent Interviews”, so maybe that’s related?
The in-page player is nifty, except that it pauses whenever your page isn’t the active application. So I can’t use it to listen in the background while I continue to surf.
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August 14th, 2008 at 11:00 pm
Thanks for the informative post.