Vox, the social networking/blogging platform set up by [former] LiveJournal parent company SixApart, is
closing down.
posted by mippy
on Sep 3, 2010 -
64 comments
Newsfilter: 30,000 customers in the San Francisco area lost power today at about 1:50pm PDT, in a series of power failures which knocked out a major datacenter hub: 365 Main. The hub controls servers for many social media sites, including
Technorati,
Netflix,
Yelp,
Craigslist and all
Six Apart properties, including
TypePad,
LiveJournal and
Vox. (6A's
twitter stream has updates.) More
here and
here.
Amusingly enough, 365 Main tempted fate and released a
press release today patting themselves on the back for "two years of 100-percent uptime".
posted by zarq
on Jul 24, 2007 -
82 comments
Vox is the newest project by blog magnate
Six Apart. It's currently in test mode and not yet open to the public, but a select group of people has been trying it our for the past few weeks, including
MeFi's own #1.
Vox looks like it wants to combine blogging and social networking, and
aims to be compatible with different online services.
posted by easternblot
on Aug 4, 2006 -
76 comments