More Than 655M Comments Were Published on WordPress.com in 2015
Between posts and comments, WordPress.com is an enormous hub of activity. The service recently […]
Between posts and comments, WordPress.com is an enormous hub of activity. The service recently […]
Today Automattic announced that the WordPress.com desktop app is now open source and available on […]
Last week Automattic unveiled Project Calypso, a brand new architecture for WordPress.com and a Mac […]
If you use the sharing feature on WordPress.com, you may have noticed an anomaly between your […]
WordPress.com announced major improvements to its Stats feature today. The new Insights tab gives users […]
Since writing about o2, Automattic’s successor to the P2 theme in 2013, a number of […]
On this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I discuss the news of the […]
In March 2014, WordPress.com opened its marketplace to new theme authors. Prior to that time, […]
WordPress.com now supports oEmbeds for CartoDB, a tool used to create and share interactive maps. […]
In August of 2013, Automattic was criticized for its role in taking down Oliver Hotham’s […]
In the last year or so, WordPress.com has been experimenting with a new post editor. […]
Those who use the self hosted version of WordPress have access to WordCamps, annual conferences […]
Last week WordPress.com announced that Google Analytics is now available for its customers on the […]
Jetpack 3.3 is now available. The highlight of this release is the new centralized site […]