The finalists for the (mt)/QBN Photoshop Battle have been selected, and voting has begun! To help us decide who wins the MacBook Pro, Leica, and Hosting for Life, head on over to the QBN thread.
Dust off your Wacom and fire up the right side of your brain. (mt) Media Temple is giving away jaw dropping prizes in the Art Of War Photoshop Battle commencing first thing Friday morning.
The submission process for the original image to be volleyed is happening now.
There’s more progress to report to you this week. This is what we’ll be covering:
A few weeks back we mentioned the upcoming availability of a free RAM upgrade to all of our Dedicated-Virtual 3.5 customers. Today, we’re happy to say, all (dv) host machines have now been upgraded, and all existing customers should be able to upgrade their specs from the AccountCenter.
To claim your upgrade, log into the AccountCenter WebControls for your (dv) and click “Upgrade Server.” Check out this KB Article for the full details.
A few months back, we jumped into our Twitter stream headfirst. We found that our customers were creating a new community and we knew we had to participate. We love all the instant feedback we get, even though sometimes customer truths can hurt. We get a lot of love too - so it’s fun overall.
Quickly growing from our first tweet on January 22nd, 2007, (mt) has built an all-new support group called “(mt) Tweetologists”. The team replies to thousands of tweets each month, 24 hours-a-day. Our followers continue to grow past the 10,000 mark, which is not exactly celebrity status, but this new, information-hungry community is growing everyday.
Today we’re proud to see that the team’s work hasn’t gone unnoticed - our CEO was recently quoted in a twitter focused article in USA Today alongside corporate giants Comcast, Pepsi, JetBlue, Whole Foods, Starbucks & SalesForce.com.
Thanks USA Today for the mention.
Summer is upon us and we’re going to let some of our staff out of their cages to meet clients, learn a thing or two and hopefully answer questions.
Your latest installment of timely (mt) information is here. This is what we’ll be covering in this week’s (gs) Update:
You deserve more RAM to do more stuff, run more processes, and satisfy memory-hungry apps. That’s why we’re upping the resources for all of our (dv) 3.5 customers.
A project long in the running, we’re happy to announce Mr. Zeldman and his crew at A List Apart are officially moved over to (mt) Media Temple. This makes (mt) Media Temple the home to all of Jeffrey Zeldman’s web properties including Happy Cog and An Event Apart.
We’d Like to congratulate the A List Apart, Happy Cog and An Event Apart teams on their success evangelizing and implementing the wonders of Web Standards and beautiful, concise design.
In this week’s (gs) Update, we cover the ongoing progress of transitioning (gs) Clusters 1 and 2 to Gen 2 architecture, more news about Cluster 5, an update on our new Fiji and MySQL5 tech, and a bite-sized Anatomy Of piece explaining the finer details of our transition to Gen 2 storage.
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