Ten years ago today, WordPress, the open source blogging software, was born. It's amazing to think that it's been that long, but considering it had all of the elements that other startups and ...

The open-source blogging platform Ghost, which launched privately just three weeks ago to its 6,000 Kickstarter backers, is now open to the public. The new service aims to make a name for itself ...

For those who want to go their own way in the blogosphere and ignore the big guns of WordPress, Blogger.com, Movable Type or any number of other options, we take a look at BlogEngine.Net.

On Monday, Microsoft launched Oxite, an open-source blogging platform. However, the software maker was quick to underline that the product is aimed at developers and not intended to directly ...

Meet Svbtle, the beautiful blogging platform you’re not invited to, and Obtvse, its open-source clone. A blogging platform named Svbtle has launched as an invite-only service, but has been ...

Ghost the new open source blogging service which has been created by by former WordPress UI Group Deputy Head John O’Nolan, and WordPress developer Hannah Wolfe, to make publishing and blogging ...

Microsoft launches open-source blogging platform Written by Matthew Broersma, Contributor Dec. 9, 2008 at 6:53 a.m. PT On Monday, Microsoft launched Oxite, an open-source blogging platform.

Ghost, the Node.js-based open-source blogging platform that launched to the public in October following a successful Kickstarter campaign, is rolling out the fully-hosted version of the platform.

Like open source, blogging is much more inclusive and accessible, allowing participation by those who might not ordinarily get to join the game. There's no guarantee that a blogger will be read, ...

And he made it open source and called it Postleaf. The real killer feature is inline editing. ... “Some time later, I was looking for a blogging platform for a personal project, ...