Creating a "private" blog

[Wickett]

I run a office that, when expansion is complete, will have around 150-200 employees. In order to maintain communication, I'd like to create a blog that the employees can read, however isn't necessarily easily accessable to the rest of the world. Even though it's not a place for confidental information, just don't want everything "out there".

Does anyone know the best way to blog with a user name and password required to view it? I took a look at blogger.com, but I don't think they have the feature that I'm looking for.

any ideas?

[ZeoBandit]

You don't need a user ID and PW. Just use your company's intranet instead of internet (Everything kept behind your firewalls). That way the blog pages aren't open to the outside world.

[voivod]

I run a office that, when expansion is complete, will have around 150-200 employees. In order to maintain communication, I'd like to create a blog that the employees can read, however isn't necessarily easily accessable to the rest of the world. Even though it's not a place for confidental information, just don't want everything "out there".

Does anyone know the best way to blog with a user name and password required to view it? I took a look at blogger.com, but I don't think they have the feature that I'm looking for.

any ideas?

http://360.yahoo.com ??

[Wickett]

http://360.yahoo.com ??

hmmm.. maybe.. It looks like I have to invite friends.. and I don't necessarily want to deal with everyone's e-mail address (not everyone has a company e-mail address, for one). It might still work though.