Nov 16 2011
Matt Mullenweg
Founder of WordPress and Automattic
Mat Mullenweg is the founding developer of the popular open-source blogging software. After quitting his job at CNET, he has devoted the majority of his time to developing a number of open source projects and is a frequent speaker at conferences, such as Canada’s Northern Voice and the WordCamp events organized around WordPress software. In late 2005, he founded Automattic, the business behind WordPress.com and Akismet.
There’s no such thing as a wrong note, and to focus on people first – Mullenweg
As a high school student, Matt Mullenweg worked on open-source software projects in his bedroom. Seven years later, he still does most of his work from home. Mullenweg, 25, is the founder of Automattic, the company behind the open-source blogging tool WordPress and a handful of other software projects. WordPress.com powers 12 million blogs, including those of The New York Times, which invested in Mullenweg’s company last year. Although Automattic’s headquarters is within walking distance of Mullenweg’s San Francisco apartment, he rarely visits the place. Instead, he spends his days either traveling the world to meet WordPress fanatics or holed up in his home office, where he often blasts Jay-Z and writes software code into the wee hours.[/expand]
Matt Mullenweg looks at the changing face of the the social media and the change in the balance of power with the impact of social networking. He helps IT Small and medium enterprises, entrepreneurs and companies to design and develop innovative ways of engaging with consumers, customers and citizens to seize these opportunities. He advises organisations about consumer empowerment.[/expand]
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New Media
The Future of social media
Blogs as Internet sites
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