I spent the last day getting wordpress up and running for our use over at MoveDigital. So be sure to note http://blog.movedigital.com for your MoveDigital bloggy needs.

Also, I just posted over there MoveDigital is now supporting a user wide listing of mobile content directly from http://m.movedigital.com. Fire it up on your phone and see what's out there.

There was some delay in getting prodigem.com's DNS switched over earlier today. So, no worries, Prodigem URLs for user pages, user rss feeds, .torrent files, torrent info pages and the Prodigem torrent tracker should now properly resolve to their corresponding resting place at MoveDigital. All other Prodigem URLs will now resolve to the open greeting explaining the MoveDigital switchover.

Since there is no longer a master listing of content as was found in Prodigem's main torrent listing, Prodigem's main rss feed and category feeds no longer exist. In the future, we are considering adding a 'presentation layer' to MoveDigital to showcase user's content, but for our initial launch we didn't want to just throw something together that wouldn't be excellent.

If you run into any bugs with an old Prodigem URL, please let me know.

Today was a busy day of course. There definitely seems to be interest and we definitely look forward to adding on and improving our service so it's even better. Here are some highlights, all really positive except geeknewscentral was disappointed. My reply to Todd who runs geeknews and was in the past nice enough to include Prodigem in his book, continues below.

http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/07/18/movedigital-launches...

http://mobilecrunch.com/2006/07/18/movedigital-means-movies-on-your-mobile/

http://www.scripting.com/2006/07/18.html#edwardsDoesBittorrent/

http://digg.com/politics/John_Edwards_is_Using_Bittorrent

http://chris.pirillo.com/2006/07/18/movedigital-is-moving-forward/

http://techmeme.com/#a060718p58

http://www.geeknewscentral.com/archives/006264.html#comments

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2006/07/18/edwards_using...

In Italian:
http://skytg24.blogs.com/sky_tg24_pianeta_internet/2006/07/index.html

German:
http://www.de-bug.de/blog/archives/1066.html

Japanese:
http://jp.techcrunch.com/archives/movedigital-launches...

My response for Todd Cochrane at geeknewscentral. I wanted to include this on your blog, but wasn't able to add a comment. In general I think this is just a series of misunderstandings and I hope we can work it out. Continued...

Following Prodigem's acquisition back in March, I've been hard at work working with a great group of folks to retool Prodigem for rerelease as a new service. I'm happy to report that today that new service launches, and the web service formerly known as Prodigem is now known as MoveDigital.

http://www.movedigital.com

The focus of the service is centered on moving your digital data (hence the name). So beyond just publishing BitTorrents, the service also does direct download publishing as well as mobile phone video and audio publishing (just like our publishing of torrents, we convert your video and audio to mobile phone format for you, and then also take care of the streaming to your 3G cell phone).

So do stop on over and check it out. All Prodigem user accounts and content have been transferred over. Your usernames are still the same, and all Prodigem users also get a free 1 year membership. We're pleased also to announce that Senator John Edwards is our first official customer, not only using MoveDigital to distribute his videos for the mobile phone, but also to be distributed for the first time via BitTorrent.

There's a lot more too. We've created this very cool web widget that makes it very simple to reblog your MoveDigital links. And included with this web widget, via its 'Share' button, is a notion we're calling 'social bandwidth sharing' which allows other users to directly add bandwidth into your account from wherever you may have placed your widget. Moreover, MoveDigital bandwidth is different than what you'll find anywhere else. For direct downloads, we only deduct bandwidth from your account for completely delivered files. You don't get penalized if someone stops downloading half way through. As well, your bandwidth always rolls over to your next membership period, so it's always there for you.