Union-Tribune goes wacky for w…The San Diego Union-Tribune has gone wiki.
The paper’s first wiki, AmplifySD, went live last month and is aimed at the city’s music scene. Visitors can post articles, images, video and MP3 clips of their favorite bands, said Chris Jennewein, vice president of Internet operations at Union-Tribune Publishing Co.
MindTouch Powers AmplifySD’s M…
MindTouch, the enterprise solution for wikis, announced today that SignsOnSanDiego, the online component for The San Diego Union-Tribune, is utilizing MindTouch’s services for its Internet radio station AmplifySD, that promotes local music.
San Diego, CA – May 21, 2007 – MindTouch, the most comprehensive vendor of wiki solutions for online media and enterprises, today announced that SignOnSanDiego (www.signonsandiego.com), the website of The San Diego Union-Tribune, has deployed Amplipedia – a wiki community for its Internet radio station promoting the vibrant local music community, AmplifySD. Amplipedia can be accessed via AmplifySD’s main site (www.amplifysd.com) or directly at www.wiki.amplifysd.com. Amplipedia is powered by MindTouch Nexus, a turnkey hosted service that integrates with SignOnSanDiego’s existing web and publishing systems. AmplifySD was launched in May of 2006, operates 24 hours a day and plays local bands and national bands of all genres that are coming to San Diego.
MindTouch Powers AmplifySD’s M…
MindTouch, the enterprise solution for wikis, announced today that SignsOnSanDiego, the online component for The San Diego Union-Tribune, is utilizing MindTouch’s services for its Internet radio station AmplifySD, that promotes local music.
MindTouch Powers AmplifySD’s M…
Amplimedia is powered by MindTouch Nexus, its turnkey hosted service, integrating with SignOnSanDiego’s existing web and publishing systems. Launched in May of 2006, AmplifySD operates 24/7, playing local and national bands of all genres that are coming to San Diego.
Yes, MindTouch blogs! Ok, truth be told MindTouch has always blogged regularly. However, This is the inaugural post at our “official” MindTouch blog. In the past we’ve blogged at OpenGarden.org, which is the MindTouch developer community and most of us at MindTouch have personal blogs. We'll continue to blog at OpenGarden.org, I think, and we'll cross-post between here and there; however, this will be where you can find our less geeky fare and where we'll post information about general MindTouch goings-on, events, and the likes. I say "I think" in reference to us continuing to blog at OpenGarden.org because I'm very dissatisfied with Drupal's blogging capabilities. At some point we'll have to move the Community/Blogs section to WordPress or install and skin an instance of Planet.
In an attempt to make this "First Post" useful allow me to answer the burning question: what software is powering MindTouch.com and this blog? We're running Drupal for the majority of MindTouch.com and WordPress for the blog you're reading now. The WordPress plug-ins we've installed for the blog may be of interest, here's a list of them:
Thank you WordPress, all it's contributors, and the authors of the aforementioned plug-ins. And now the obligatory: First Post!
Mindtouch Unveils Nexus, a New…
The past two years have seen commercial Wikis become increasingly popular for internal collaboration by enterprises. Cashing-in on the success of Wiki, MindTouch has unveiled its commercial wiki-centric platform known as Nexus. The product aims to help propagate community-generated content for online publishing and commerce.
SignOnSanDiego to Develop News…
NEW YORK SignOnSanDiego, the Web site of the San Diego Union-Tribune, has partnered with MindTouch to bring online wiki communities to pages throughout the site.