Summer Update

Posted by Ed Sussman on July 15th, 2010 at 9:10pm

We've been working under the radar the last couple of months, turning down press interviews and requests for meetings from investors. That's because we've got some great stuff coming out end of the summer, and we'd rather keep our powder dry before then. But I thought I'd write a quick preview for our followers:

-we'll debut a service to assist small clients create custom designs and feature configurations, along with coaching to take charge of running a great professional-grade site all by themselves.

-we'll have our DIY platform ready to take out of beta, with a slew of important new features that will make it easier than ever for regular people to create and run their own powerful websites.

Robert Scoble Interviews Us at TechCrunch Disrupt Conference

Posted by Ed Sussman on May 27th, 2010 at 5:30pm

The TechCrunch Disrupt conference drew an international crowd to New York this week, including a large contingent from the west coast.

I ran into Robert Scoble, of Scobleizer.com fame, who is now running Building43.com, a video, blog and podcast network. Scoble and I had a chat during a lunch break -- here it is: http://bit.ly/94mYgR

Inside Buzzr: the Lullabot Podcast Now Live

Posted by Ed Sussman on May 22nd, 2010 at 3:29pm

I spent a couple hours last week chatting with Jeff Robbins, CEO of Lullabot; Karen Stevenson (a Lullabot, and lead developer of Buzzr); Matt Westgate, co-founder of Lullabot and Buzzr performance advisor; and Liza Kindred, Business Manager of Lullabot and president of Buzzr.

We got it all on tape. And you can listen in.

http://www.lullabot.com/podcasts/podcast-84-all-about-buzzr

The subject was Buzzr -- where it came from, what it does, who it's for, how it works, and where it's going.

New Podcast about Buzzr on DrupalEasy.com

Posted by Ed Sussman on May 18th, 2010 at 6:43pm

The guys at DrupalEasy were nice enough to spend an afternoon talking to us about the latest at Buzzr, and Buzzr can make it more straightforward to get a Drupal-powered site up and going.

Here's the link: http://bit.ly/9ygp95

Buzzr Rolls Out National Sales Force; White Label Multi-Site Edition Officially Launches

Posted by Ed Sussman on April 19th, 2010 at 11:54pm

San Francisco (April 19, 2010) - Buzzr.com, a partnership with Drupal powerhouse Lullabot, today announced the official launch of Buzzr Enterprise Edition, a turn-key multi-site white label solution for organizations that need to rapidly and cost-effectively create and maintain many robust websites or microsites.

Check Out Our New Videos

Posted by Ed Sussman on March 25th, 2010 at 1:18am

We've just released a six-part instructional series of videos that takes you behind the scenes of running a Buzzr site. Created by popular demand of our customers.

Many thanks to Addison Berry for her excellent work. Find the videos under the Demo tab of our main menu.

New Video Interview about Buzzr from Gotham Media

Posted by Ed Sussman on January 8th, 2010 at 5:14pm

Gordon Platt of Gotham Media came by our office yesterday and interviewed me about what's going on at Buzzr.

Here's the tape: http://blog.gothammediaventures.com/?p=621

Good interview. But I need to remember to sit up straight!

Buzzr Sets Up Shop at NYC Incubator

Posted by Ed Sussman on December 3rd, 2009 at 10:20pm

We're pleased to have been accepted by the NYU/Poly Incubator, sponsored by the NYC Economic Development Corporation.

The incubator has been getting a lot of press lately, including stories in the New York Times, http://bit.ly/7qWatZ and BBC http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8290555.stm

A few hundred applied and about 30 were accepted.

Aside from a fairly swank office in downtown NYC, we're happy to be surrounded by a couple of dozen other entrepreneurs -- from one person start ups to 10-person early stage companies.

CMS Wire Update on Buzzr.com Highlights Benefits of our Drupal UX layer

Posted by Ed Sussman on November 17th, 2009 at 5:28am

Great update on Buzzr from Dee-Ann LeBlanc of CMS Wure: http://bit.ly/LdDcF

First time we make the analogy that Buzzr is the "automatic transmission" to Drupal's "clutch" -- a lot more people can drive an automatic, even as sports car enthusiasts wouldn't want to give up the power of the clutch.

More highlights:

Ten of Thousands of Websites Are Using Buzzr Software Before We’re Even in Public Alpha. What’s the Deal?

Posted by Ed Sussman on October 22nd, 2009 at 11:43pm

Buzzr, our platform for simplifying the creation of sophisticated websites, has been in development for more than a year now. Yet even though we aren’t public yet, tens of thousands of sites have already adopted software from the project. More than 100,000 sites, we estimate. How? Open Source.

For this of you not too familiar with open source technology projects, a word of explanation is necessary. Strange as it may seem, we’ve released, free of charge, interesting parts of our work (“modules”) well before we were ready to release it on our own site. We’ve also contributed extensive work we’ve done on existing modules to make them much better.

The work ranges from making it easier for website visitors to vote on content they like, to making it easier to create a custom form, to making it easier to configure a website to begin with.

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We are currently working with a limited number of clients to create custom designed sites using Buzzr's highly social publishing platform. Please drop Ed Sussman a note at ed@lullabot.com if you'd like to know more.