Signs of life at Six Apart again. About fricking time...the silence from all these weblog companies (*cough* Kinja *cough*) is weird and stupid.
There are 11 reader comments
• Mar 30 2004 • 1:07PM
I heard the open-source blogging thing might take off. Complete transparancy and all.
• Mar 30 2004 • 2:30PM
Mayhaps the weblog companies are too busy making connections on blogster or publishsterkutin or whatever new layer of the onion is passing for being social these days.
Can anyone recommend a blog about publishing blogs that let me publish?
Is blog the new Push?
• Mar 30 2004 • 3:34PM
Nothing is the new push. It was a bad idea that just needs to die.
• Mar 30 2004 • 10:51PM
Use blogging to show the company's identity? It is interesting this is something Six Apart did not initially do. Does this say something about corporate blogging (vs. personal blogging)?
• Mar 31 2004 • 2:59AM
I don't believe kinja is really a company. I think of it more as a logo.
• Mar 31 2004 • 4:12AM
Oh, but what a logo! Honeycomb. Helvetica. Black. Orange. Implicit bees. Implicit ninjas.
I break out in hives just contemplating it.
• Mar 31 2004 • 9:26AM
There's an article on corporate blogging in this month's Fast Company, with a few online extras as well.
• Mar 31 2004 • 9:15PM
There isn't much value in blogging except for spreading paranoia and propaganda. All the top-weighed blogs in all these blog-rating sites are involved in amplifying their propaganda and spreading paranoia. No consumer goods company in good standing wants to be part of either.
• Apr 01 2004 • 12:39AM
Can someone explain that post to me? Either it's late, or it didn't say much.
• Apr 05 2004 • 3:45PM
It was propaganda. What do you expect?
This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.
Ariel • Mar 30 2004 • 1:00PM
"Weird and stupid" -- amen. Several times over the last year I've been struck by the irony of such silence from companies that make sharing news and information so easy...regardless: this is a great start.