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Tickled Media, the company behind LiveJournal Asia and theAsianparent.com, has become the first Singapore company to make the WorldBlu List of Most Democratic Workplaces. To become eligible for the list,

LiveJournal Singapore announced yesterday that all 50,000 blogshops in Singapore will now be able to enjoy more e-commerce features through its brand new ‘LJ Checkout’ platform. LJ Checkout will provide blogshop

LiveJournal has been a popular platform for Singaporean blogshop owners to sell their stuff, due to its strong community features. But it does not come with a full-fledged e-commerce solution.

Credit: gandagilbert.blogspot.com Correction: I was told by LiveJournal Singapore that the sample size is 868, not 1.2 million. It is still a representative sample size though. And fyi, LiveJournal has

Singapore-based start-up TackThis is a platform that allows anyone to create an e-commerce store and embed it on their Facebook pages, blogs or any website. I like the concept and

Annelies van den Belt, CEO of SUP Media, the Russian parent company of Livejournal.sg, was in Singapore last week for the official launch of Livejournal.sg – a dedicated site for LiveJournal

LiveJournal, one of the most popular blogging platforms in the world, has just launched their new Singapore startpage (livejournal.sg) on August 5. The actual site will go live sometime the

LiveJournal.sg has officially launched in Singapore, as the press conference just ended a couple of hours ago. As most of our readers know, Tickled Media is the managing partner for

  LiveJournal just announced that they have appointed Singapore-based digital publishing house, Tickled Media to be their official representative in Southeast Asia and India. Tickled Media is behind properties like

CNN has made the first move towards understanding why Cyxymu (his Twitter username) was the target of the recent DDoS attack on major sites like Livejournal, Twitter and Facebook. Cyxymu