Here we talk with Ben Elowitz, CEO of WetPaint, about WetPaint’s collaborative Web service, which is an easy-to-use collaborative Web page design and editing tool. Er, a wiki that’s not quite a wiki. Why isn’t it a wiki? Because it doesn’t force you to learn geeky “wiki codes” to ...

Ben Elowitz, CEO of Wetpaint, talks about the role of a CEO and the need for setting a clear sense of direction, good listening, creating realistic expectations, prioritizing time and keeping everyone in the company working from the same page. This is part four of a four-part podcast.

Ben Elowitz, CEO of Wetpaint, talks about his moment of epiphany, when a friend who was battling cancer felt the need to reach out to a community of others in similar situations, but didn’t know where to turn. That seed of an idea eventually became Wetpaint, his Seattle-based startup that ...

Ben Elowitz, CEO of Wetpaint, talks about the broad trends that have given rise to the exploding market for user-generated content and how wikis are now starting to take some market share away from blogs because they put less onus on the creator and invite broader participation in the process ...

Ben Elowitz, CEO of Wetpaint, a Seattle-based startup, has created a Website that enables anybody to create a wiki without any technical expertise or significant time investment. He explains how wikis create a sense of user engagement and why both individuals with a particular passion and major brands are ...

Eddie Codel and Irina Slutsky kick off the first episode of Lunch Meet today, with an interview and demo of Wetpaint by Wetpaint CEO Ben Elowitz. Wetpaint is a wiki meant for the everyday user. Very Web 2.0 in its execution, Wetpaint makes creating easily editable web sites a ...