Another logical move for Six Apart, licensing TypePad (here to NIFTY, a Japan ISP). I guess that others are in the pipe, as among the plethora of clueless phone operators who are trying to get their clients use their new expensive "exclusive" (understand brick-walled) MMS service, some may finally understand that a user-friendly weblogging platform that also does moblogging, provides a more attractive glue around the camera phones and data networks.
First TypePad licence
24 Nov 2003
Posted by François Nonnenmacher on Monday, November 24, 2003 at 1:34 AM
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