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Thord’s post on using WordPress as a CMS got me to thinking about all the times I’ve used Movable Type for that purpose. I use MT for the same reason he uses WP — I know it well enough I can make it do anything I want. Full Article at Devlounge
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It’s been a while since I last posted a Movable Type Monday (and during that time, I’ve been in three different countries!) and there’s been a lot of Movable Type activity! Full Article at The Blog Herald
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Six Apart today announced Movable Type 4.2 and Movable Type Pro, major updates to its blogging and content management software with a handful of significant new features. Full Article at Ars Technica
