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Peter Clewes
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The experience with Danga Interactive was quite average. The website was decent, but it lacked some essential features that I expected. The customer support was helpful, but not outstanding. Overall, I would rate them as average.

Susan Cirami
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Danga Interactive has been great to work with. Their website is user-friendly and efficient. I especially appreciate their quick response time and helpful support team. I would highly recommend them for any web development needs.

Michael Scott
Reviews 1

Danga Interactive is absolutely fantastic! 😄 The website they created for my business is visually stunning and functions flawlessly. Their team was incredibly professional and responsive throughout the process. I couldn't be happier with the results!

Nancy Medina
Reviews 1

I have had an average experience with Danga Interactive. The website design was good, but the customer service was lacking. They took a long time to respond to my queries and didn't provide satisfactory answers. Overall, I would rate them as average.

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About Danga Interactive

Danga Interactive is a software and Internet company most widely known for its LiveJournal service. The company's slogan is "We make cool stuff." The company was founded under the name Bradfitz, Inc., on August 27, 1999, by Brad Fitzpatrick, who also created LiveJournal. The name was later changed to Danga on August 1, 2002.
In January 2005, Danga Interactive was bought out by Six Apart, the makers of Movable Type. Danga remains a legal entity of its own, albeit a division of Six Apart. Six Apart then renamed Danga Interactive (an Oregon corporation) to LiveJournal Inc. (a California corporation).
The company was headquartered in Aloha, Oregon, prior to its sale, but is now in Six Apart's offices in San Francisco, California.
On December 2, 2007, Six Apart announced it was selling LiveJournal to SUP, a Russian media company that had been licensing the LiveJournal brand and software for use in Russia.

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