
WordPress.com Experiments With Allowing Business Plan Customers to Install Third-Party Plugins and Themes
One of the most important things that distinguishes self-hosted WordPress from WordPress.com is the ability […]
One of the most important things that distinguishes self-hosted WordPress from WordPress.com is the ability […]
“Alexa, tell Blog Helper to create a new post called ‘Granny’s banana bread recipe.’” Imagine […]
UK government officials are targeting online service providers after terrorist Khalid Masood killed four people […]
Today Jetpack announced that its users now have access to a collection of 165 free […]
WordPress.com has unveiled a refreshed post editor that makes content front and center. The most […]
WordPress.com released its new Chrome Add-on for Google Docs today. The free add-on allows users […]
Medium started 2017 on uncertain footing, laying off a third of its staff in January […]
If you logged into WooCommerce.com over the weekend, you may have noticed a distinct change. […]
This post was contributed by guest author Sami Keijonen. Sami is a math teacher who […]
When Google first launched AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages), its open source initiative to speed up […]
WordPress.com is a service that doesn’t allow users to install plugins to add functionality. Because […]
This week WordPress.com introduced a new Customizer panel to its users called Content Options. The […]
WordPress.com launched browser notifications this week, a feature that delivers instant notifications of site activity […]
WordPress.com is finally adding sharing buttons for some of the world’s most widely used messaging […]
WordPress.com announced today that it has turned on encryption for custom domains. The network’s subdomains […]