
WordPress.com Gives Conservative Treehouse the Boot, Citing TOS Violations
The Conservative Treehouse, a political publication hosted on WordPress.com for the past 10 years, is […]
The Conservative Treehouse, a political publication hosted on WordPress.com for the past 10 years, is […]
Automattic released over 100 block patterns to its users on WordPress.com last week. Patterns are […]
WordPress.com has announced plans to create a new, open source publishing platform that caters to […]
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss what’s new in WordPress 5.0.3. We […]
WordPress.com is kicking off 2019 with a new national marketing campaign that features 14 entrepreneurs, […]
WordPress.com launched a new Activity feature today, a tool for monitoring changes that occur on […]
As part of the roadmap unveiled at WordCamp EU earlier this year, WordPress.com has started […]
WordPress.com came under fire this week for hosting a site with conspiracy theories claiming the […]
WordPress.com has partnered with Pexels, a popular stock photo library, to offer convenient access to […]
WordPress.com now supports seamless integration between Google Photos and the WordPress media library. Users can […]
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I open the show by discussing our observations […]
Earlier this year, WordPress.com launched an experiment giving Business plan subscribers the ability to install […]
WordPress.com is venturing into the realm of social media management applications with its latest feature […]
In this episode, John James Jacoby joins me to discuss the news of the week. […]
In Matt Mullenweg’s 2016 State of the Word, he announced the WordPress Growth Council. The […]