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Dec. 6th, 2010 01:13 amГлянула на посетителей и удивилась гостю из Пешавара, зашедшему посмотреть на жизнь Ариэля Шарона в фотографиях. Кто бы это мог быть?
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Приобретенный телефон с клавиатурой заставил выяснить как поститьна бегу вдали от компьютера. И это настораживает. Скоро буду подражать сестре, которая живет в мордокниге.
Приобретенный телефон с клавиатурой заставил выяснить как постить
а Гилад Шалит все еще не дома
Mar. 15th, 2010 10:21 pmПока одни ломают копья клавиатуры о строительстве в восточном Иерусалиме, другие веселятся под Хиля, Джо Байден обижается, а Иран продолжает строить что-то атомное. Хилари, конечно, волнуется.
Пульс блогосферы по запросам гилад шалит, эдуард хиль и джо байден
Пульс блогосферы по запросам гилад шалит, эдуард хиль и джо байден
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Dec. 22nd, 2009 12:24 amНа твиттере за мной следует сарафанное радио. Какого черта не знаю. Кликнув на их сайт увидела вот такое "Рейтинг социальных сетей СНГ: ЖЖ обошёл Одноклассники"
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Dec. 1st, 2008 03:09 pmПо наводке 
Антона Носика нужно почитать сугубо жж-шное талантливое от Лео Каганова http://lleo.aha.ru/dnevnik/2008/12/01.html
Антона Носика нужно почитать сугубо жж-шное талантливое от Лео Каганова http://lleo.aha.ru/dnevnik/2008/12/01.html
Six Apart says goodbye to LiveJournal
But what will happen to LiveJournal's mascot, the goat?
LiveJournal
But what will happen to LiveJournal's mascot, the goat?
Six Apart is selling its LiveJournal blogging platform to Russian media company SUP.
The two companies declined to disclose the financial terms.
Moscow's SUP, which stands for "single user portal," will start a San Francisco company called LiveJournal to manage the popular blog service. LiveJournal draws about 18.7 million people a month, according to Omniture, including 5.2 million in Russia.
San Francisco's Six Apart, which runs blogging tools Moveable Type, Typepad and Vox, said it decided to focus on the three services that it created and to turn over LiveJournal to SUP, which could invest more money into the entity and expand it globally.
"It's about our desire at Six Apart to really do right by the LiveJournal product and to have it have as strong of a future as possible," said Six Apart CEO Chris Alden. "SUP will be able invest (in LiveJournal) in 2008 more than Six Apart would have. Likewise, we'll be able to invest more in our three properties than we would have (otherwise)."
The two already were partners, with SUP running LiveJournal in Russia, where it's the most popular blogging service, said SUP CEO Andrew Paulson.
Paulson said SUP plans to spend between $10 million and $100 million on the new LiveJournal in San Francisco.
LiveJournal was founded by Brad Fitzpatrick, who sold it to Six Apart in 2005 for an undisclosed price. He's since left Six Apart for Google, but will become an advisory board member for the new LiveJournal.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/detail?blogid=19&entry_id=22378
But what will happen to LiveJournal's mascot, the goat?
LiveJournal
But what will happen to LiveJournal's mascot, the goat?
Six Apart is selling its LiveJournal blogging platform to Russian media company SUP.
The two companies declined to disclose the financial terms.
Moscow's SUP, which stands for "single user portal," will start a San Francisco company called LiveJournal to manage the popular blog service. LiveJournal draws about 18.7 million people a month, according to Omniture, including 5.2 million in Russia.
San Francisco's Six Apart, which runs blogging tools Moveable Type, Typepad and Vox, said it decided to focus on the three services that it created and to turn over LiveJournal to SUP, which could invest more money into the entity and expand it globally.
"It's about our desire at Six Apart to really do right by the LiveJournal product and to have it have as strong of a future as possible," said Six Apart CEO Chris Alden. "SUP will be able invest (in LiveJournal) in 2008 more than Six Apart would have. Likewise, we'll be able to invest more in our three properties than we would have (otherwise)."
The two already were partners, with SUP running LiveJournal in Russia, where it's the most popular blogging service, said SUP CEO Andrew Paulson.
Paulson said SUP plans to spend between $10 million and $100 million on the new LiveJournal in San Francisco.
LiveJournal was founded by Brad Fitzpatrick, who sold it to Six Apart in 2005 for an undisclosed price. He's since left Six Apart for Google, but will become an advisory board member for the new LiveJournal.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/detail?blogid=19&entry_id=22378
