http://mixergy.com/the-biography-of-wordpress-with-matt-mullenweg/ Entrepreneurs you respect teach how they did it. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:19:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://mixergy.com/the-biography-of-wordpress-with-matt-mullenweg/comment-page-2/#comment-20902 WordPress (Wiki) « Acordo Coletivo (Petroleiros,Professores e Bancários) Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:38:44 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3864#comment-20902 [...] Andrew Warner, Matt Mullenweg. The Biography Of WordPress – With Matt Mullenweg (MPEG-4 Part 14). Mixergy. Acessado em 2009-09-28. Evento ocorre em 10:57. “b2 had actually, [...] [...] Andrew Warner, Matt Mullenweg. The Biography Of WordPress – With Matt Mullenweg (MPEG-4 Part 14). Mixergy. Acessado em 2009-09-28. Evento ocorre em 10:57. “b2 had actually, [...]

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]]> http://mixergy.com/the-biography-of-wordpress-with-matt-mullenweg/comment-page-2/#comment-19113 Mike Eng - Interaction Designer » Archive » Using Open Source Software for the Better World by Design Website Sat, 27 Aug 2011 13:46:46 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3864#comment-19113 [...] Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little began WordPress by creating a fork of another open source project called b2/cafelog. Mullenweg got a job with CNET and worked on WordPress “every free moment” he had. Mullenweg grew WordPress on what he dubbed a “freemium” business model. He “wanted to make money by being a commercial Robin Hood” with services such as Akismet (which prevents spam) and WordPress.com (which provides hosting and support for a WordPress installation hosted on their servers), both of which are free for individuals but charge a small fee for businesses. The brilliance of this business model is that it encourages adoption by new users while bringing in money to sustain the project from businesses and users who desire advanced features. See more detail in his interview on Mixergy.com. [...] [...] Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little began WordPress by creating a fork of another open source project called b2/cafelog. Mullenweg got a job with CNET and worked on WordPress “every free moment” he had. Mullenweg grew WordPress on what he dubbed a “freemium” business model. He “wanted to make money by being a commercial Robin Hood” with services such as Akismet (which prevents spam) and WordPress.com (which provides hosting and support for a WordPress installation hosted on their servers), both of which are free for individuals but charge a small fee for businesses. The brilliance of this business model is that it encourages adoption by new users while bringing in money to sustain the project from businesses and users who desire advanced features. See more detail in his interview on Mixergy.com. [...]

]]> http://mixergy.com/the-biography-of-wordpress-with-matt-mullenweg/comment-page-2/#comment-19111 A Better World by Design - Web Development With Open Source Software Sat, 27 Aug 2011 09:19:54 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3864#comment-19111 [...] Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little began WordPress by creating a fork of another open source project called b2/cafelog. Mullenweg got a job with CNET and worked on WordPress “every free moment” he had. Mullenweg grew WordPress on what he dubbed a “freemium” business model. He “wanted to make money by being a commercial Robin Hood” with services such as Akismet (which prevents spam) and WordPress.com (which provides hosting and support for a WordPress installation hosted on their servers), both of which are free for individuals but charge a small fee for businesses. The brilliance of this business model is that it encourages adoption by new users while bringing in money to sustain the project from businesses and users who desire advanced features. See more detail in his interview on Mixergy.com. [...] [...] Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little began WordPress by creating a fork of another open source project called b2/cafelog. Mullenweg got a job with CNET and worked on WordPress “every free moment” he had. Mullenweg grew WordPress on what he dubbed a “freemium” business model. He “wanted to make money by being a commercial Robin Hood” with services such as Akismet (which prevents spam) and WordPress.com (which provides hosting and support for a WordPress installation hosted on their servers), both of which are free for individuals but charge a small fee for businesses. The brilliance of this business model is that it encourages adoption by new users while bringing in money to sustain the project from businesses and users who desire advanced features. See more detail in his interview on Mixergy.com. [...]

]]> http://mixergy.com/the-biography-of-wordpress-with-matt-mullenweg/comment-page-2/#comment-14345 wordpress | Computer Doctor Blog Tue, 26 Oct 2010 00:09:39 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3864#comment-14345 [...] Andrew Warner, Matt Mullenweg. (2009-09-10) (MPEG-4 Part 14). The Biography Of WordPress – With Matt Mullenweg. [Podcast]. Mixergy. Event occurs at 10:57. [...] [...] Andrew Warner, Matt Mullenweg. (2009-09-10) (MPEG-4 Part 14). The Biography Of WordPress – With Matt Mullenweg. [Podcast]. Mixergy. Event occurs at 10:57. [...]

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