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Whitehouse.gov Launches on Open Source Platform Drupal

October 24, 2009

ShareWhitehouse.gov was relaunched today on the Open Source Drupal. This is a groundbreaking move that will allow people across the world to monitor and contribute to the code that Whitehouse.gov is built on.
“We now have a technology platform to get more and more voices on the site,” White House new media director Macon Phillips told [...]

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The Inglorious Rise and Fall of Movable Type: Now making products for WordPress

May 17, 2009

ShareBack in the day, when blogging was still pretty much in its infancy, Six Apart launched a (relatively) easy to install and customize standalone blogging platform called Movable Type.
Movable Type was developed by Mena and Ben Trott and, back in 2002, it was about as good as you could get to having your [...]

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New Projects

May 9, 2009

ShareSpring has sprung, summer is almost here, life at BAM is returning to a normal hum and I’m pretty excited about a couple of new projects on the horizon. Both are with my good friend and comrade, Jake Clark.
The first project to launch will probably WPDesignPro.com. I’m very excited about this one. In the [...]

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Why Your Company Shouldn’t be Afraid of Free

June 21, 2007

ShareI recently finished up some consulting for a large data enterprise corporation and was shocked to see how outdated and clunky their CMS tools were.
I won’t be mentioning the client by name but I was told that they paid close to a million dollars for the CMS they were using. It was nearly [...]

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