November 22, 2003

So, how do you write "typepadista" in Japanese?

Liza Sabater

Six Log: What's New: Six Apart Announces First License of its TypePad Personal Weblogging Service to NIFTY, one of Japan's Leading ISP's

What's interesting about this piece of news is that: (1) Mena is officially the CEO of Six Apart (I did not know that) and (2) the absence of Joi Ito's name (given that Six Apart now will have a subsidiary in Japan called SixApart KK) makes it all the more obvious how important he is in the success of the company.

It's just exciting to see this company take off. I absolutely believe they will become a powerhouse on the web as the relevance of blogging grows all over internet culture.

Congratulations!

Posted by liza at November 22, 2003 3:10 PM
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