Ya sabemos lo que más le atrae a Matt Mullenweg del español, lo hemos descubierto en EBE06: la pata negra.

Después de haber conocido a Matt Mullenweg en el EBE06 EventoBlog06 celebrado en Sevilla(España) me encuentro con este post de Read/Write Web, que cae como anillo al dedo, y del que destaco esta frase: "Spanish is the second most popular language currently - and indeed 4 of the top 10 Wordpress.com blogs are Spanish." Nos escucharía por eso tan atentamente durante estos días Matt ;-)? Un abrazo a Matt...y a ver si vemos pronto WordPress v.patanegra

El post se titula: Wordpress Takes On SixApart With Enterprise Edition and Wordpress.com

While I was in San Francisco I sat down to talk to Toni Schneider, CEO of Automattic Inc - the company set up to leverage the popular open source blogging tool Wordpress. One of their main projects is WordPress.com, described as "a more limited version of WordPress that is hosted and completely maintained." It's pretty much the equivalent of TypePad, the hosted blogging service offered by Automattic's main competitor SixApart.

KnowNow Wordpress Enterprise Edition

The competition with SixApart was stepped up today when Toni announced on his blog a partnership with enterprise RSS vendor KnowNow, for a new product called KnowNow WordPress Enterprise Edition (KWEE). It's an enterprise version of Wordpress and comes just a month after SixApart announced Movable Type Enterprise 1.5, which we profiled on Read/WriteWeb. Toni told me that KWEE is an enterprise package of Wordpress MU (the multi-user version of Wordpress) - with additional enterprise functionality bundled in. So for example KWEE comes with LDAP, Automattic's spam solution Akismet and a stats package. KnowNow will market the product to their existing base of enterprise customers - and any improvements that KnowNow makes to the Wordpress product itself, will be released back as open source. (...) (leer más...)

Fuente: [read/write web]

tags: e-learning, aprendizaje, web2.0, wordpress, web 2.0, EBE06