Mar 05, 2008

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May 15, 2009

WordPress.com News Since opening up the comment reply via email feature to everyone last month we’ve been continuing to improve it. Here are some of changes that have gone in during the last few weeks:Better detection of email auto responders / vacation messagesAdded a reminder to the bottom of comment notification emails about the reply via (Read More)

May 15, 2009

WordPress.com News The tasty new logoWe’ve been busy lately here at WordPress.com — we’ve had an announcement of a new or updated feature for you every day this week. Today, you’re getting a two-fer!Earlier this week, we announced VideoPress, the great new video feature for WordPress.com. Now VideoPress has its own home on the web at VideoPre (Read More)

Jun 05, 2009

WordPress.com News We’ve got two Yahoo! related news items today.The first is that we’ve launched a Yahoo! 360 importer (listed in your admin screens under Tools → Import) to make migration from 360 to WordPress.com super easy. Just upload the Yahoo! 360 export ZIP file, and we’ll do the rest. Yahoo! will be shutting down their 360 service s (Read More)

May 12, 2009

WordPress.com News Have you ever wanted to fire off a post from your phone, Blackberry, Outlook at work…? Following on from Comment Reply Via Email we’re introducing our latest feature to make it even easier to publish to your blog: Post by Email.Maybe you’re on holiday and want to show your journey. Maybe you’ve captured something with your (Read More)

May 14, 2009

Identity and Privacy Blog You guys are generating an amazing amount of feedback on your blogs. Matt mentioned in the April Wrap-Up that there were 8.6 million comments! Comments are flying in every second of the day.And have you ever had one of those blog posts that was good, but the real action was in the comments? The blog post is only half the (Read More)

May 13, 2009

Identity and Privacy Blog If you’ve looked at your WordPress.com blog stats today, you might have noticed the charts look a little different. We’ve replaced the old proprietary chart object with Open Flash Chart, an open source alternative.  Charts now look like this:(Though I can’t guarantee you’ll see numbers like that).All the old charts are stil (Read More)

May 11, 2009

WordPress.com News You may have noticed that videos around here have been getting higher and higher quality.I don’t just mean the cool content from WordPress.tv, but the video player and video/audio quality itself.We’ve rewritten how videos work here on WordPress.com from the ground-up and taken inspiration from the great products at Vimeo an (Read More)

May 09, 2009

Identity and Privacy Blog In April we introduced Instant Findability, TED video embeds, a springtime theme, a cool new domain, and reply-by-email for comments, now open to all. A pretty busy month, with more awesome features on the way, plus WordCamp San Francisco, on May 30. If you’re in town or want a reason to be, be sure to register soon. We’ve (Read More)

Jun 15, 2009

Major Garrett's Bourbon Room Sorry for this being the latest wrap-up ever.May was a fun month for us. We rolled out a ton of new features: the ability to add YouTube videos and polls to comments, stats in your time zone, the VideoPress upgrade (with HD!), post by email, new stats charts, comment search, improved comment reply by email, and VideoPress.c (Read More)

May 14, 2009

Submitted by Ahmednaguib from Digg: 10 original ways that you can impress your clients as a designer to get more work. (Read More)

May 11, 2009

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May 10, 2009

Digg Windows 7 has been making headlines for a few months now. If you've read one or two of the stories and reviews dedicated to it, you might think that you know about all that it contains: new touchscreen features, a revamped taskbar with larger thumbnail previews, Internet Explorer 8, easier networking and so on. (Read More)

May 10, 2009

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May 10, 2009

New Basement Tapes Firefox, the world's second most used browser, by the looks of it will soon receive an update that will add multi-process support. By multi-process support we re talking about the similar feature seen in Google Chrome and IE8 that runs multiple, separate processes for each tab, which allows the browser to function without i (Read More)

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