New look

After well over 5 years of blogging my site finally has a new look! Thanks much to the phenomenal Jesse Gardner of Plasticmind Design for finally infusing this blog with some style. The whole idea of this blog is that we are living in a modern Renaissance -- with momentous advancements in art, science, technology, and personal expression -- and so I wanted a design that would incorporate themes of both ages, and yet provide a fairly neutral canvas for my publishing. The site is built completely in the new Movable Type 4 and Jesse is an expert for anyone who wants the best. Check out his portfolio. He has a great one-on-one working style for highly customized web design that really works. Thanks Jesse!

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Christopher J. Alden is Chairman & CEO of Six Apart Ltd., the world's leading blogging company. Six Apart acquired Rojo Networks, Inc., creator of an innovative RSS feed reading service, where Mr. Alden was co-founder and CEO. Before Rojo, he was CEO of Red Herring Communications, Inc., publisher of Red Herring magazine -- described by the Wall Street Journal as the "bible of Silicon Valley" - which he helped launch out of his house in 1993. Prior to that he founded Computer Guides, a consultancy.
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