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Tag Archives: Matt Mullenweg
Great interview of WordPress’s Matt Mullenweg
The interviewer asks all the good questions.
Posted in Business, Business & Economic Models, Information Technology, Software
Tagged Automattic, blogging, blogs, CMS, content management software, content management systems, Internet sites, Matt Mullenweg, open-source software, sites, Software, The Internet, web sites, websites, WordPress, world-wide web, WP
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This Week In Startups — Jason Calanis interviews Matt Mullenweg on WordPress.
This Week In Startups @ YouTube Good blog and video interviews of startup entrepreneurs. Bookmark. Read. Watch. Subscribe to. Interview with Matt Mullenweg on WordPress:
WordPress plugin authors should not ask for donations, but sell their services —or *anything* else.
“Is WordPress A Thankless Community?“ – That’s a question asked by Jeff Chandler. Many of the plugin authors I have spoken with throughout the community tell me that very rarely do they ever get a donation let alone a Thank … Continue reading
Posted in Business & Economic Models, Information Technology, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Internet Strategy, Jobs - Careers - Hiring
Tagged business models, Chris Anderson, free, Internet Marketing, Jeff Chandler, Matt Mullenweg, Michael Masnick, TechDirt, web developers, WordPress, WordPress business, WordPress community, WordPress plugins, WordPress themes
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Midas Oracle is now powered by WordPress 2.5 —and you should be too.
- – Just updated to WordPress 2.5. (See a screencast here.) I waited one week before upgrading, so as to take the time to monitor the WP 2.5 compatibility with our plugins. To upgrade, I used the “WordPress Automatic Upgrade” … Continue reading
Why the BetFair blog shoud move from MovableType to WordPress — Edition #3,961
- Matt Mullenweg has a post out comparing the 2 platforms and touting WordPress. [...] WordPress is 100% open source, GPL. All plugins in the official directory are GPL or compatible, 100% open source. [...] WordPress MU is 100% open … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged BetFair, BetFair blog, Matt Mullenweg, MovableType, prediction markets, WordPress
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WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg is my hero and so he should be yours.
Interview – MP4 file Pay attention about what he says on giving away things (free software) and how to monetize that. This 24-year-old CEO is a wise man. Your browser does not support JavaScript. This media can be viewed at … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Information Technology
Tagged CEO, founder, free software, JavaScript, Matt Mullenweg, WordPress, WordPress Founder
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WordPress powers the MSM’s blogs: NY Times, WSJ, CNN, Fox, Time and People.
Pictured above is Matt Mullenweg (the co-founder of WordPress), holding a Crunchie award (designed after a famous scene in Stanley Kubrick’s movie, Space Odyssey). WordPress is now used to power the blogs of many mainstream media (NY Times, WSJ, CNN, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Information Technology, Prediction Journalism
Tagged Andrew "Bert" Black, Automattic, CNN, co-founder, David Pennock, Jed Christiansen, Justin Wolfer, mainstream media, Matt Mullenweg, Mike Smithson, New York Times, prediction markets, Software, Stanley Kubrick, the New York Times, WordPress
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How a clever dad incited his son to pursue college education.
Matt Mullenweg: He told his father he wanted to be a sculptor [in] Paris. His father told him that for every year he went to MIT he would pay for a matching year in Paris when he finished. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Matt Mullenweg, MIT, Nicholas Negroponte, Paris, sculptor
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Bloggers will provide the best coverage on Earth for your prediction market conference(s).
If you’re thinking about setting up a PM event, take a look at Matt Mullenweg’s blog reporting on the EG 2007. Absolutely remarkable. In the Beginning We’re a mere hours away from the beginning of Entertainment Gathering 2007, so … Continue reading