Technalign, a leading distributor and manufacturer of Linux and Linux software from Pennsauken, New Jersey, has announced that pLog is being shipped with its TaFusion MEPIS MigrationSERVER.

Dianne Ursini, CEO of Technalign Inc. has published this fact in a press release and in the TaFusion Blog.

At the moment in Germany the election campaign for the election of the Bundestag is running. The German Free Democratic Party [more about the FDP] has decided to use pLog for their election blog FDP-Bürgerfonds. (via pLogWorld.de)

GameStar, a popular German PC computer game magazine [more about GameStar], is using pLog for their Editorial Blog and for the E3 Diary. (via pLogWorld.de)

Axel Springer Verlag, the biggest German publishing group, has started to use pLog for their blogs in several of its on-line newspapers and magazines.

Blogs @ Die Welt.de
Blogs @ Welt am Sonntag
Blogs @ Berliner Morgenpost
Blogs @ Hamburger Abendblatt

These announcements reinforce pLog's position not only as the best tool for on-line blogging communities but also, as a great alternative for publishing and on-line journalism. (via pLogWorld.de)

It is also worth noting that VG.net has expanded their blogs section with three new blogs: Universet, daehli and kommentar.

For those of you wondering about it, pLog is not vulnerable to the recent issue discovered in some implementations of the XMLRPC specification in PHP. These issues are related to the PEAR::XML_RPC and to the PHPXMLRPC libraries, while pLog still uses the old but trusty Incutio XMLRPC library.

With the headline "Why pLog is Better Than MovableType" you can read an awesome review of pLog comparing it to MovableType on Lockergnome. To read the full article, go here.

The German PHP Magazin has published an article with the headline "Blog software pLog scores additional successes". This article informs about the release of the new version of pLog in april in connection with the success story from Verdens Gang (links to the VG blogs included). This should give the German media groups new impulses to use pLog for their work. You can read the article here.