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WordPress is nine years old today (wpcandy.com)
On May 27th, 2003, Matt Mullenweg announced the availability of the first release of WordPress, version 0.7. -
Why I Left My Solo Gig to Form Copyblogger Media (www.briangardner.com)
Brian Gardner shares a personal story about the evolution of his business. -
WordPress for Photographers (plus.google.com)
Consider this ebook your in-depth guide to using WordPress. It provides step-by-step tutorials for setting up a WordPress website and integrating photography. -
WordPress 3.4 Release Candidate (wordpress.org)
The first release candidate (RC1) for WordPress 3.4 is now available. -
WordPress Hosting Made Easy with BuildaWebsite.com (ithemes.com)
This is a special joint venture project between two great Oklahoma City-based companies — WebHero and iThemes — combining the best in WordPress hosting with the best in professional WordPress themes and plugins to create your one-stop WordPress website hosting solution. -
Missed PandoMonthly New York with Matt Mullenweg? Watch the Interview in Full (pandodaily.com)
Sarah Lacy sat down with the WordPress and Automattic to talk about his history with the companies, living in NYC, and where WordPress is headed. -
3rd Party Desktop & Mobile Blog Clients for WordPress (wplift.com)
These blogging tools are designed to be easier and friendlier, most of these editors focus more on writing than managing a website. This might have helped some users feel more inclined towards writing new content without bothering to look at comments and maintenance tasks of their websites. -
WPMU Dev Is In Your Dashboard: Get Instant Support, Updates and Special Offers (wpmu.org)
Moving support, updates, theme and plugin updates and purchases seams to be in vogue lately. WPMU Dev just launched their own dashboard. -
WordPress Security Is A Community Effort (wpengine.com)
Dre explains to Austin Gunter, WP Engine, how WordPress security is everyone’s responsibility.
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