Six Apart has released Movable Type Open Source.

The folks at Six Apart, makers of very popular Movable Type blogging package, . . . → Read More: Six Apart has released Movable Type Open Source.

A comparison of Movable Type 4.0 vs. Expression Engine 1.6.

With all the attention I’ve given to the release of Movable Type 4.0 lately I’ve had a couple of people ask me if I was thinking of switching back or if I’d lost my enthusiasm for Expression Engine. I am excited to see MT get some much-needed loving from the folks at Six Apart, but . . . → Read More: A comparison of Movable Type 4.0 vs. Expression Engine 1.6.

Got an iPhone and a MovableType/TypePad blog? You’re gonna be happy.

The folks at SixApart have released a couple of new plugins, one for TypePad and one for MovableType, that allow you to blog from your iPhone and iPod touch:

Today we are happy to announce Movable Type for the iPhone and iPod Touch, made possible through a plugin developed by Brad Choate that makes use . . . → Read More: Got an iPhone and a MovableType/TypePad blog? You’re gonna be happy.

Movable Type 4.0 unleashed upon the world today.

It’s going to be a big day for fans of Six Apart’s venerable blogging platform as the official release of MT 4.0 is now available. Constituting the biggest overhaul of the platform since it was first released it brings with it scores of new features including some long awaited ones such as a WYSIWYG editor, . . . → Read More: Movable Type 4.0 unleashed upon the world today.

Six Apart releases Movable Type 4 Release Candidate.

Those of you who are running blogs on the Movable Type platform will probably be excited to hear that Six Apart has unleashed the MT4 Release Candidate. Here’s some of the goodies this new version of MT4 will bring with it:

We incorporated over three dozen new themes built right into Movable Type because . . . → Read More: Six Apart releases Movable Type 4 Release Candidate.

Six Apart releases beta version of MovableType 4.

Long time SEB readers know that back in the beginning we ran on the uber-popular MovableType blog platform up until they released version 3.0 and put a prohibitively expensive licensing system into place. By the time Six Apart recovered from the firestorm that broke out over the licensing issue we had managed to land one . . . → Read More: Six Apart releases beta version of MovableType 4.