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  Gerrit Eicker 16:52 on 13. December 2010 Permalink
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  WikiLeaks Paranoia 

  First positive effect for privacy. NYT: The Defense Department is scaling back information sharing; http://eicker.at/Paranoia

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  Gerrit Eicker 08:24 on 28. September 2010 Permalink
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  Windows Live Spaces goes WordPress.com 

  WordPress.com is now the default blogging platform for Windows Live Spaces users; http://j.mp/d6uiip

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    Gerrit Eicker 08:29 on 28. September 2010 Permalink | Reply

    WordPress.com: “We’ve worked with our partners at Microsoft to create a simple migration service for Spaces bloggers to easily bring all their posts, comments, and photos to WordPress.com. – Over a six month period, beginning today, Windows Live Spaces users will have the option to move their blogs to WordPress.com. To make this possible, we’ve created a brand new importer for Windows Live Spaces to WordPress.com. New Windows Live users will also be offered a WordPress.com blog when they choose to create a new blog. … We’re very happy that Microsoft chose WordPress.com as their preferred new blogging service for Windows Live users. It’s a sign of how strong WordPress.com has become, and credit for that goes to every one of you who’s been creating here.”

    WordPress.com: “WordPress.com has partnered with Windows Live Spaces to upgrade your Space to a new WordPress.com site! This article will walk you through the upgrade process step-by-step to get you started. The upgrade is very easy to use and takes only a few steps to complete.”

    Windows Live: “As we looked at customers’ blogging needs and what different companies were providing, we were particularly interested in what WordPress.com is doing. They have a host of impressive capabilities – from a scalable platform and leading spam protection, to great personalization and customization. WordPress powers over 8.5% of the web, is used on over 26 million sites, and WordPress.com is seen by over 250 million people every month. Not only that, Automattic is a company filled with great people focused on improving blogging experiences. So rather than having Windows Live invest in a competing blogging service, we decided the best thing we could do for our customers was to give them a great blogging solution through WordPress.com. … We’re very excited to work with WordPress.com to give our shared customers a great experience that connects the fantastic blogging capabilities on WordPress.com with the leading communications and sharing services on Windows Live. We hope you enjoy this too, and we look forward to partnering with even more great services from around the web.”