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| April 20, 2005 | 10:19 AM
21Publish launches improved service with new free entry level pricing
Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 21Publish, developer of the award winning turnkey solution for branded blog
communities announced the availability of an updated version of their product
and a new entry level pricing today.
The company now offers a free entry level service. Communities, clubs, colleges, commercial websites or enterprises can create a free multi-user community with blogs for up to 100 of their members, co-workers, students or friends with 2MB webspace for each blog.
“With this free service we want to make our technology available to online communities, classrooms, project teams, non-profit organisations and interested users who want to experiment with a high-end multi-blog community without the commitment of cost and a long-term contract.” says Stefan Wiskemann, CEO of 21Publish.
The new version includes redesigned templates and a more intuitive administration platform. “We wanted to improve the initial experience of new users that begin a blog community” says Wiskemann. “Users can now initiate their community and without any technical knowledge can have a professional community online within minutes.”
21Publish lets you set up and manage your own branded blog community instantly and easily. Key features of 21Publish include:
Central control panel and a community homepagesuitable for thousands of bloggers to use simultaneouslyhosted application - no installation, automatic updates, no hassleruns under yourdomain.com or fully integrated into your existing siteselection of templates or your own html programmingavailable as an intranet (access only for closed groups or members) or internet (viewable by all internet users) FREE SERVICE with on demand upgrade options
About 21Publish:
21Publish provides a hosted application that enables organizations to easily set up a private-label blogging service. The company is a spin-off of 20six the leading provider of Weblogs in Europe, with active communities in Germany, Netherlands, France and the UK . 21Publish provides services in the U.S. and Germany.
For further information, please contact us here.
The company now offers a free entry level service. Communities, clubs, colleges, commercial websites or enterprises can create a free multi-user community with blogs for up to 100 of their members, co-workers, students or friends with 2MB webspace for each blog.
“With this free service we want to make our technology available to online communities, classrooms, project teams, non-profit organisations and interested users who want to experiment with a high-end multi-blog community without the commitment of cost and a long-term contract.” says Stefan Wiskemann, CEO of 21Publish.
The new version includes redesigned templates and a more intuitive administration platform. “We wanted to improve the initial experience of new users that begin a blog community” says Wiskemann. “Users can now initiate their community and without any technical knowledge can have a professional community online within minutes.”
21Publish lets you set up and manage your own branded blog community instantly and easily. Key features of 21Publish include:
Central control panel and a community homepagesuitable for thousands of bloggers to use simultaneouslyhosted application - no installation, automatic updates, no hassleruns under yourdomain.com or fully integrated into your existing siteselection of templates or your own html programmingavailable as an intranet (access only for closed groups or members) or internet (viewable by all internet users) FREE SERVICE with on demand upgrade options
About 21Publish:
21Publish provides a hosted application that enables organizations to easily set up a private-label blogging service. The company is a spin-off of 20six the leading provider of Weblogs in Europe, with active communities in Germany, Netherlands, France and the UK . 21Publish provides services in the U.S. and Germany.
For further information, please contact us here.
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