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WordPress.com has announced plans to create a new, open source publishing platform that caters to small and medium-sized news organizations. … Continue reading WordPress.com Secures $2.4 Million in Funding from Google and Partners to Build a Publishing Platform for News Organizations →

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss what’s new in WordPress 5.0.3. We share insight into a new … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 342 – GitHub, Commercials, and Governance →

WordPress.com is kicking off 2019 with a new national marketing campaign that features 14 entrepreneurs, writers, and non-profit organizations who … Continue reading WordPress.com Launches New “Do Anything” Marketing Campaign →

WordPress.com launched a new Activity feature today, a tool for monitoring changes that occur on the site and actions initiated … Continue reading WordPress.com and Jetpack Launch New Activity Feature for Monitoring Website Changes →

As part of the roadmap unveiled at WordCamp EU earlier this year, WordPress.com has started rolling out Gutenberg to a … Continue reading Gutenberg is Slowly Rolling Out to WordPress.com Users →

WordPress.com came under fire this week for hosting a site with conspiracy theories claiming the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting … Continue reading WordPress.com Boots Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theory Sites, Bans Malicious Publication of Unauthorized Images of Minors →

WordPress.com has partnered with Pexels, a popular stock photo library, to offer convenient access to stock photos inside the post … Continue reading WordPress.com Partners with Pexels to Offer Diverse, Free Stock Photo Library →

WordPress.com now supports seamless integration between Google Photos and the WordPress media library. Users can connect their Google accounts to … Continue reading WordPress.com Adds Google Photos Integration, Available Now for Jetpack-Enabled Sites →

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I open the show by discussing our observations of social media lately. Our … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 285 – Not Every WordPress Is the Same →

Earlier this year, WordPress.com launched an experiment giving Business plan subscribers the ability to install third-party plugins and themes. Automattic … Continue reading WordPress.com’s Business Plan Gives Subscribers a Way to Tap into WordPress.org’s Third-party Ecosystem →

WordPress.com is venturing into the realm of social media management applications with its latest feature that allows users to schedule … Continue reading WordPress.com Introduces Scheduling for Social Media Posts →