Jim Amos just wrote in that Campbell-Ewald launched a new WordPress-powered site for the US Postal Service, called Deliver Magazine. Congrats to Jim and Naoko McCracken! Ryan noticed the other day that Nancy Pelosi has a WordPress blog at Speaker.gov called The Gavel. Cool domain name, and good to see WP being used in the political realm, especially since none of the Presidential candidates for 2008 are using WP (yet). If you come across or instigate WordPress being used someplace cool, be sure to write in.
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Greg | February 26th, 2007 @ 10:36 am |
I noticed some time ago that The Black Keys‘ site is also a very nice implementation of WordPress. Nice mix of static CMS and blog features, and a prevalence of various feeds.
Couldn’t figure out who built it though…
Mike Little | February 26th, 2007 @ 5:01 pm |
I guess I never mentioned that I converted all of Cory Doctorow’s blogs to WordPress (from MT) last year. He had five at the time, but we’ve added a sixth since.
Dave J. (Scoop0901) | February 26th, 2007 @ 5:55 pm |
I spend a **lot** of time browsing government sites, especially those of various members of Congress. If you look at many of them, they all seems to slowly be moving to WordPress, leaving Blogger.
In fact, just a couple weeks ago, after noticing that one politico was using WordPress (found out via the source code), but had **no** real mention of WP in the footer of the pages, in the header of the coding — I called and asked. The aide said yes, it was WordPress, and that the contractor should **not** have gone to extreme lengths to make it look like a private or non-blog site. I will be checking back on the site, just to see if there’s any WP coding to be found in a few days. Just to be nosy.
Matt | February 27th, 2007 @ 1:09 pm |
Mike, hadn’t seen that!
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Sprague | March 1st, 2007 @ 8:08 pm |
The Postal Service is using version 2.0.4 — I guess their announcement about 2.1 got… lost in the mail!
[wiping eyes] … oh I slay me.
Jim Amos | March 2nd, 2007 @ 1:33 pm |
‘Sprague’ – right you are: we were in the middle of development when the new version was announced – we decided it was more time effective to stick with 2.04 for the time being, especially since we got our hands a little dirty and modified a few core files and made some custom tweaks to existing plugins. Sometimes, bleeding edge isn’t the best option. Well spotted though.
Charleen | March 5th, 2007 @ 4:15 pm |
All I remember offhand is that all the Seton Family of Hospital’s intranet blogs are powered by WordPress. Love, C
Matt L | March 8th, 2007 @ 9:37 pm |
WP is getting extremely popular, especially since it is so easy to use to power an entire site even if they do not want to blog. Congrats to WP
Marc B | March 16th, 2007 @ 9:03 am |
Wordpress is also used bay the Parti Québécois for the actual Québec Provincial election : http://blogue.pq.org/
YukonJen | March 18th, 2007 @ 8:28 pm |
I think imjtk.com is using WordPress to design a new site for Al Gore. I don’t know if it’s out there yet, but you could ask.