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Topic: Danga Interactive

	Danga Interactive at AllExperts
		The company's slogan is "We make cool stuff." Danga was founded as Bradfitz, Inc., on August 27, 1999, by Brad Fitzpatrick, who also created LiveJournal.
		In January 2005, Danga Interactive was bought out by Six Apart, the makers of Movable Type.
		Danga remains a legal entity of its own, albeit a division of Six Apart.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/da/danga_interactive.htm (295 words)

	Danga - Encyclopedia Dramatica
		Danga Interactive is a software and Internets company most widely known for its LiveJournal service.
		Danga was founded by Brad, who also created LiveJournal.
		Brad sat around one day, and said to himself: "Goddammit, there's no good outlet for whiny teen bitches, self-absorbed fags and fanfiction writers!
	www.encyclopediadramatica.com /index.php/Danga (100 words)

	Brad Fitzpatrick at AllExperts
		He is best known as the creator of LiveJournal, PicPix, and FreeVote, as well as for being the former owner of Danga Interactive, which is now owned by Six Apart.
		Another recent project of note is memcached, a memory caching system designed to ease database load on large webserving applications, and used in many other situations as well.
		Fitzpatrick is the maintainer of the project, which was also released by Danga Interactive.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/br/brad_fitzpatrick.htm (262 words)

	Six Apart challenges blog leaders - Computer Business Review
		Portland, Oregon-based Danga develops a blog service called LiveJournal, which is popular with young people.
		Six Apart, founded by a husband and wife team in 2002, is generally considered to have the edge on blog sophistication.
		Danga on the other hand offers a more simpler, open-source platform.
	www.cbronline.com /article_news_print.asp?guid=B65CDD7C-7557-491E-8D65-941250DD7D50 (354 words)

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		Brad Fitzpatrick, Danga's founder, president and lead developer, will join Six Apart as the company's chief architect, extending his proven skills in scaling large services to the rest of Six Apart's products.
		The Danga staff will remain dedicated to LiveJournal and Six Apart expects the staff to grow as it invests in the service.
		facilitates social interaction with members from around the world based on their mutual interests.
	www.lycos.com /info/livejournal.html (457 words)

	Minilog.com News - Post a comment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I've been asked by Brad Fitzpatrick (of Danga Interactive - the company that owns LiveJournal.com) to stop using the Dystopia theme on Minilog.com (the one with the purple sidebar).
		The reason he asked I remove it is that it's the property of Danga Interactive, and it could also give the false impression that LiveJournal.com and/or Danga Interactive endorse Minilog.com (which, actually, they don't).
		In compliance with his request, the layout of Minilog.com has been reverted to the bluewhite scheme.
	www.minilog.com /community/news/620.html?mode=reply (79 words)

	CIOL : Mergers and acquisition : Six Apart challenges Google (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		SAN FRANCISCO: Six Apart said it had acquired Danga Interactive Inc., bringing together two pioneers of online journals known as blogs and creating a stronger rival to Google Inc.'s Blogger.com service.
		Danga, is based in Portland, Oregon, and is privately held.
		Six Apart offers a free service for family and friends to interact, with LiveJournal; a hosted service for avid bloggers who need more flexibility and power with TypePad; and a computer server-based solution for power users and corporations through Movable Type.
	www.ciol.com /content/news/mgas/2005/105010701.asp (540 words)

	Brad Fitzpatrick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bradley "Brad" Fitzpatrick (born February 5, 1980 in Iowa), often seen on the Internet under the nickname bradfitz, is an American programmer.
		Fitzpatrick is the maintainer of the project, which was also released by Danga Interactive.
		In January 2005, Fitzpatrick sold Danga to Six Apart, reportedly for an undisclosed sum of cash and stock.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brad_Fitzpatrick (266 words)

	Blog Software Play Six Apart To Buy LiveJournal - 10e20 Website Design Latest News
		Six Apart, provider of software and a hosted service for blogging, said it will acquire Danga Interactive, operator of open source blogging tool company LiveJournal for an undisclosed amount of cash and stock.
		It offers free tools and hosting, or a paid version with more features; subscription fees range from $5.00 for two months to $25.00 for 12 months.
		Danga's founder, Brad Fitzpatrick, will join Six Apart as the company's chief architect, working on all of Six Apart's products.
	www.10e20webdesign.com /news_center_latest_technology_internet_news_december_10_2005_blog_software_play_six_apart_buy.htm (693 words)

	Repository - markup - memcached: trunk/LICENSE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Copyright (c) 2003, Danga Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved.
		Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
		* Neither the name of the Danga Interactive nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
	code.sixapart.com /cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/trunk/LICENSE?rev=23&root=memcached&view=auto (160 words)

	Jacques Marneweck's Blog: Mogilefs
		I've finally found an internal project where we can utilise mogilefs to get rid of a bunch of rsyncing of ports distfiles on FreeBSD to using a...
		I've been looking for a project to test the mogilefs from Danga Interactive.
		I've finally found an internal project where we can utilise mogilefs to get rid of a bunch of rsyncing of ports distfiles on FreeBSD to using a pseudo proxy server sitting in front of two mogilefs processes.
	www.powertrip.co.za /blog/archives/000292.html (154 words)

	Weblog software vendor Six Apart buys LiveJournal site \| IDGNS \| News \| January 06, 2005 \| By Grant Gross, IDG News ...
		Six Apart, maker of the popular Moveable Type Weblogging software, has acquired Danga Interactive, the operators of the Weblog service LiveJournal, for an undisclosed amount of cash and stock, the company announced Thursday.
		Brad Fitzpatrick, Danga's founder, president and lead developer, will join Six Apart as the company's chief architect.
		Six Apart plans to expand the staff at Danga, and the company doesn't plan any layoffs in the acquisition, with LiveJournal's engineering team moving from Portland, Oregon, to Six Apart's San Francisco headquarters, said Jane Anderson, a Six Apart spokeswoman.
	www.infoworld.com /archives/emailPrint.jsp?R=printThis&A=/article/05/01/06/HNsixapartweblog_1.html (325 words)

	Blogging firm to acquire a youth-oriented rival
		The San Francisco-based Six Apart, developer of the popular Movable Type software and a blogging service called TypePad, is buying the Portland, Oregon-based Danga Interactive, which operates LiveJournal, a youthful blogging community.
		Danga's LiveJournal, which Brad Fitzpatrick started as a hobby at age 19 in 1999, runs on a simpler, open-source software platform.
		Most of LiveJournal's 5.6 million users are teens and people in their 20s, a demographic that piqued Six Apart's interest.
	www.iht.com /articles/2005/01/06/business/blog.php (307 words)

	Repository - markup - Perlbal-XS-HTTPHeaders: trunk/README (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		It uses classes internally to provide a fast and easy to use interface to parsing, creating, and working with HTTP headers.
		This module is designed for use in Perlbal, a software HTTP load balancer by Danga Interactive.
		In order to use this module, you will need the Perl development libraries along with a C++ compiler and some random assorted things that convert XS files into C (etc).
	code.sixapart.com /cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/trunk/README?rev=2&root=Perlbal-XS-HTTPHeaders&view=auto (263 words)

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		Danga was a casually-run company that existed to keep Livejournal running, and its founders cupboards full.
		It’s inevitable that at some point, someone will look at the statistics and realise that fewer than one in fifty Livejournal users are actually contributing to its upkeep.
		Six Apart today officially announced that it has acquired Danga Interactive, Inc., the operators of LiveJournal, for an undisclosed amount of stock and cash.
	www.lycos.com /info/livejournal--danga-interactive.html (234 words)

	Six Apart, TypePad Buy Danga Interactive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		San Francisco-based Six Apart, developer of the popular Movable Type software and a blogging service called TypePad, is buying Portland, Ore.-based Danga Interactive Inc., which operates LiveJournal, a youthful blogging community.
		Danga's LiveJournal, launched as a hobby in 1999 by Brad Fitzpatrick when he was 19, runs on a simpler, open-source software platform.
		Most of LiveJournal's 5.6 million users are teens and people in their 20s, a hip demographic that piqued Six Apart's interest.
	www.comcast.net /data/news/2005/01/06/20276.xml (483 words)

	CIOL IT Unlimited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Acquires Danga Interactive's LiveJournal creating a stronger rival to the Web search major's Blogger.com service and consolidating the blogging space.
		Terms of the stock and cash transaction were not disclosed, said closely held San Francisco-based Six Apart, which developed the popular Movable Type online publishing software and the TypePad blogging service.
		The blogging software from Danga, which was started by Brad Fitzpatrick in 1999, is simpler and based on an open-source platform.
	www.ciol.com /content/search/showarticle.asp?arid=65813&way=search (455 words)

	WebWire \| Weblogging Software Leader Six Apart Acquires LiveJournal
		SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- 1/6/2005 -- Six Apart, makers of the highly acclaimed Movable Type publishing platform and TypePad personal weblogging service, today announced that it has acquired Danga Interactive, Inc., the operators of the popular service LiveJournal, for an undisclosed amount of stock and cash.
		LiveJournal, an online community organized around personal journals, is run by Danga, a Portland, Oregon-based company founded by Brad Fitzpatrick in 1999.
		"We have a service intended for individuals to interact with family and friends through LiveJournal; a hosted service for avid webloggers who want more flexibility and power with TypePad; and the leading server-based solution for power users, corporations and institutions through Movable Type.
	www.webwire.com /ViewPressRel.asp?aId=907 (725 words)

	Minilog.com News - Site Layout Changed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		LiveJournal is trademarked and owned by Danga Interactive Inc.
		Danga supplies the LiveJournal Server code with the phrase "LiveJournal" all over it.
		They wouldn't put it in if they didn't want it there, however you're right in that Minilog.com should show in place of LiveJournal all over this site.
	www.minilog.com /community/news/620.html (158 words)

	Movable Type information - Search.com
		While Movable Type is a system which needs to be installed on a user's own web server, TypePad is a hosted weblog service.
		LiveJournal is an entirely separate blogging system, acquired after Six Apart's buyout of Danga Interactive in January 2005.
		Movable Type was originally named Serge after musician Serge Gainsbourg.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Movable_Type (399 words)

	Josh's Weblog: Six Apart Buys LiveJournal
		Danga is right here in Portland, Oregon so this one hits close to home (and Danga's Brad Fitzpatrick has already said they are moving to San Francisco).
		Most of the posting is about allaying the fear of change, something I'm pretty familiar with.
		What disappoints me is the move of Danga employees to California.
	pun.org /josh/archives/2005/01/six_apart_buys.html (674 words)

	Blog pioneers merge \| Tech News on ZDNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Six Apart has acquired Danga Interactive, bringing together two blog pioneers and creating a stronger rival to Google's Blogger.com service.
		Danga, which is based in Portland, Oregon, operates the blogging service LiveJournal, which is popular among teenagers.
		With the acquisition, the number of major players in the blogging space has effectively consolidated to Six Apart and search engine Google, which acquired Blogger.com in May 2003 with its acquisition of Pyra Labs.
	news.zdnet.com /2110-9588_22-5516909.html (356 words)

	Six Apart Acquires LiveJournal \| Information > Internet Publishing and Broadcasting from AllBusiness.com
		Danga's president and lead developer, will join Six Apart as the company's chief architect.
		The Danga staff will remain dedicated to LiveJournal.
		An interactive online meeting service that enables online events, video conferencing and web seminars through its secure, global network.
	www.allbusiness.com /information/internet-publishing-broadcasting/923988-1.html (610 words)

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		To be a full time Linux and Unix systems administrator supporting a large number of systems and users.
		When I started at Danga Interactive I was the second person on the ops team.
		In January of 2005 Danga was acquired by Six Apart.
	www.shinythings.com /matthew/resume.html (1310 words)

	Apuntes de Minh: Six Apart compra Danga (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Six Apart compra Danga:
		» Six Apart purchases Danga from Minh’s Notes
		Chances are, that last sentence meant nothing to you.
	mxn.f2o.org /archivo/2005/01/07/six_apart_danga.html (309 words)

	Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt
		Schwabe client Danga Interactive closes deal with Six Apart, Ltd
		Portland, OR -- Schwabe client Danga Interactive recently closed a transaction with Six Apart, Ltd. Danga owns Livejournal.com, one of the first world's blogging sites.
		The deal will make Six Apart, one of the largest weblog companies in the world, with nearly 6.5 million users.
	www.schwabe.com /shownews.asp?Show=138 (55 words)

	Blog Software That Stands Apart -- InformationWeek
		With funding in place, Six Apart is expanding its product line through in-house development and acquisitions.
		Last year, it bought Danga Interactive, publisher of blogging platform LiveJournal, which has almost 2 million active users.
		Most recently, Six Apart acquired Splashblog, a service that lets users publish photos taken on mobile phones directly to their blog sites.
	www.messagingpipeline.com /184425747;jsessionid=KNVAO4PPJ3IVUQSNDLPSKH0CJUNN2JVN (525 words)

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