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AOP 2008: At yesterday’s digital sweetshop - best of the rest October 2nd, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted by Judith Townend in Events, Online Journalism It was all a bit kids in a sweetshop at yesterday’s AOP Digital Publishing Summit, if we forget all the problems with wifi, of course.

The well known Webmonkey site, which is now part of CondeNet, has relaunched and selected WordPress for the monkey_bites blog: It’s great to see such as fantastic blog , which is geared towards developers, on the WordPress platform.

Sarah Chubb Has Had Enough Of You Joggers Sarah Chubb is not just the president of CondeNet, the online division of Conde Nast—she's also a "nationally ranked cyclist." And she's damn tired of you plodding runners hating on her cycling style in the wild streets of Central Park, for real! "There is a lot of hate," she tells New York mag.

Conde Nast/CondeNet Contract: Introduction Photo Business News & Forum Sun, 05/25/2008 - 20:20 More and more, Conde Nast is growing their universe, and family of publications and online editions. Previous Conde Nast contracts are now being used in the CondeNet contracts.

Moderator: Peter Price, NATAS Panelists: Isaac Josephson, ABC News Digital Jordan Hoffner, YouTube Vivian Schiller, NYTimes.com Richard Glosser, CondeNet Vivian: The challenge for legacy media companies is that people are coming and watching videos, but haven’t been able to significantly monetize it.

So I must have missed this one, but age old Web design resource WebMonkey.com has relaunched. It is completely revamped and is gorgeous. One of the coolest things I’ve seen so far is that all of the tutorials are managed by MediaWiki and are completely globally editable! No more out-datedness! Nice work.

NEW YORK: Conde Nast acquired technology blog Ars Technica for about $25 million, Ars’ editor-in-chief Ken Fisher confirmed via the blog. The Web site will become a part of Wired Digital in the publisher’s CondeNet division, but will maintain an independent editorial staff, Fisher said.

Conde Net, the online arm of Conde Nast Publications, has launched four MySpace applications ranging from fashion, food, gadgets to scrapbook. Here are the details of all the four applications which you can add to your MySpace profile: Fashion Flash: This application will feature daily updates

CondeNet, the online division of content provider Conde Nast Publications, has launched four applications on the MySpace Developer Platform. Based around their portfolio, which includes Epicurious, Style and Wired, these apps are one of the first major forays by a big content provider onto the MySpace Developer Platform.

Just as Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft regularly by startups to fill in gaps in their technology or business, media companies may be starting to do the same on the content side. Today, CondeNet (the digital arm of magazine publisher Conde Nast) bought SFO Media, which operates two travel blogs: Jaunted and HotelChatter.