LiveJournal sold by Six Apart
in Movable Type, Services, Sites, WWW / tags: acquisition, livejournal, service, six apart
You probably have heard that LiveJournal — a blogging service — is owned by Six Apart. Right, in January 2005, LiveJournal was acquired by Six Apart from its founder, Brad Fitzpatrick. Few days ago, Six Apart decided to sold LiveJournal to SUP (pronounced “soup” in English) — a Moscow-based company.
Try to search using Google about this acquisition, you will get more information.
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This entry receives 4 comments.
ephi
You’ll get more insight in news.livejournal.com, both serious and hilarious. :P
Dec 7, 2007 at 6:28 am
Trinie
ada pengaruhnya ke user? :D
Dec 7, 2007 at 1:12 pm
Pujiono
dulu saya pernah pakai LJ. tapi merasa gak nyaman karena sulit dikustomisasi. kemudian pake juga Xanga sebelum akhirnya pake Blogger-nya evan william.
ingat LJ jadi ingat embek. Ingat embek jadi ingat warnadunia. kemanakah warnadunia itu sekarang, thom?
Dec 7, 2007 at 3:48 pm
Thomas Arie
Ephi, yap! The discussion is very interesting to follow… :)
Trinie, saya pribadi kurang tahu. Semoga tidak, paling tidak sama seperti ketika bersama dengan Six Apart.
Pujiono, sama mas. Saya juga cuma pernah mencoba di LJ saja. Tapi tidak menggunakannya, ya sekadar mencicipi saja. Warnadunia? Hehehe.. udah lama banget ya? Orangescale ini Warnadunia yang baru… :)
Dec 12, 2007 at 2:25 pm