Entries from TypePad tagged with 'movable type'
Why blog?
Where blogging is concerned, the question most often heard among the uninitiated is: what for? Andrew Sullivan of The Atlantic shares his thoughts on this very subject in Why I Blog, a comprehensive look at the medium from a historical...
Six Apart gets some love in Germany
The German-language press have started picking up on Six Apart offerings of late:Handelsblatt and Heise Online mention the availability of the native TypePad application for the iPhone from the iPhone App Store (nice photo of the TypePad app on the...
The Guardian's 50 Most Powerful Blogs In The World: Redux
The Guardian's 50 Most Powerful Blogs In The World is back, featuring still more TypePad and Movable Type blogs than last time. According to the new shortlist, over 35% of the World's Most Powerful Blogs are powered by Movable Type...
TypePad bloggers win at Festival de Romans
The TypePad Europe team would like to send a big congratulations to three extraordinary TypePad blogs, which were recently named among the biggest cultural influencers in France: Bas-aiguille sans dessous, an online erotic novel; Resse? Pire, encore!, the blog of...
Vote!
CNet's Webware 100 Awards is now accepting votes!Movable Type, TypePad (Webware 100 2007 Winner) and Vox (Webware 100 2007 Winner) have all made it through to the final round of the annual competition that bestows honors on the best and...
Blogs are heavy influencers of French fashion, says Le Figaro
The French are known the world over for their legendary sense of style, inspiring fashionistas and wannabes alike. But who serves as their inspiration?Bloggers, that's who.Today, leading French daily Le Figaro came out with a 14-page report on the importance...
The best design and lifestyle blogs
It comes as no surprise to us that a lot of design and lifestyle bloggers choose to create their blogs on Movable Type or TypePad. Besides being easy to set up (not everyone has a technical background) and economical (great...
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