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Can Movable Type Really Make a Comeback?
If WordPress and Drupal can take over the Web CMS world, why not a company like Movable Type? After all, it was one of the originators of the easy to use, easy to build and maintain content management systems.
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Movable Type Releases 39 Plug Ins, Includes Social, Analytic, Editing Enhancements
Blogging platform Movable Type has 39 plug ins available now that the entire set has been fully translated over from the original Japanese.
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Is it Comeback Time for Movable Type?
Movable Type celebrated its 11th birthday on October 8th. But with the milestone came a challenge: how to regain its standing in North America.
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Movable Type Unveils Version 5.2: An Improved Rich Text Editor, Cloud Support Top the Updates
Movable Type, the popular blog software, has released version 5.2, with added support for cloud computing environments. Movable Type is a popular open source content management and online publishing platform for creating blogs and websites, and it is free for redistribution, use or modification.
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Movable Type Fork Melody Hits v1.0 Milestone
Since Six Apart (news, site) announced that Movable Type was going open source, Open Melody (news, site ) has been one of the more popular forks of MTOS, especially with former Six Apart staff spearheading the project. Two years after, Melody finally goes on 1.
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2010 Open Source CMS Market: Drupal Trails Joomla!, DotNetNuke Challenges
Water&stone has released their annual Open Source CMS Market Share Report. Who is dominating the open source web content management space? And who managed to move ahead of other contenders? Find out here.
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Six Apart Update: Movable Type's Future Lies in Japan
Following the recent acquisition of Six Apart many speculated -- often pessimistically -- about the future of the once ground-breaking Movable Type (MT) software. We sat down with the current MT product manager for a chat about the details. Here's what we learned.
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Six Apart Acquired. Farewell Movable Type?
Say hello to SAY Media, Inc. The new company is a combination of media advertising player VideoEgg and Moveable Type's maker, Six Apart. The acquisition and new company formation have just been announced. Company reps assert that the combined media network now reaches more than 345 million unique visitors.
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Six Apart May Be Brewing a Deal in Japan
Six Apart (news, site ), the blogging pioneer that hasn't garnered much attention in over a year, started making headlines again last week. Though executives are reportedly denying any goings-on, rumor has it that the company is looking to make a deal in the Japanese market.
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Alert: What's Coming for Open Source CMS in June 2010
Welcome to the June installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you're looking through here and feel that your project was left out, we invite you to send us an email at [email protected] with a pointer to who we should contact at
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Have a Blog You Want to Migrate to SharePoint?
Metalogix (news, site ) is at it again, offering another way to migrate your content into another CMS. This time it's for those of you who have a blog but are being lulled by the sweet song of SharePoint 2010.
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Anil Dashes, From Six Apart to GOV Social Media
Ladies and gentleman, Anil Dash has officially left the building. As the very first employee at blogging and social media software maker, Six Apart (news, site ) and a seasoned blogger himself (10 years!), Dash has been intrinsic to the company as well as the online writing discussion
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Movable Type 5 Released, Adds Versioning, Better Management
We’re about a week into the New Year, but don’t cork up those bottles just yet. At long last, Six Apart (news, site) has released Movable Type 5. The new version is being called “a great milestone in the 8 years of Movable Type history” by
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Alert: What's Coming In Open Source CMS In 2010
Normally in this space we look back over the current month and forward into the next month at what the various open source CMS projects are up to.
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