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en.blog.wordpress.com - 12/3/2008

2.7 Gets Here in Two Days!

— en.blog.wordpress.com — As promised, here is the advance notice that WordPress 2.7 is coming to WordPress.com, and will go... live on Thursday, December 4, 2008 at 8pm Eastern Time. That’s 5pm Thursday in California, 1am Friday in London (UTC), 8am Friday in Jakarta, ... (more) 2.7 Gets Here in Two Days!

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blog.decaf.de - 12/5/2008

Entries on page x

— blog.decaf.de — The WordPress plugin Entries on page x generates a link back to the archive page the current... entry is on and makes it easier for users to retrieve the chronology of a blog. Examples (without function): Entries on page 12 Entries on page 1 of category (more) Entries on page x

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mashable.com - 12/8/2008

WordPress 2.7 - 20 Must See Features

— mashable.com — WordPress is quickly becoming the standard software for the majority of blogs. This fact makes every major... release of the software seem like a huge event, but the thing is that this time it is. WordPress 2.7 comes with a huge number of changes, a ... (more) WordPress 2.7 - 20 Must See Features

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The future of the blog with Matt Mullenweg
Scobleizer — ... Matt Mullenweg is the guy who runs Automattic, which makes WordPress and hosts this blog. Since they are about to come out with version 2.7, I wanted to have a conversation with Matt and pick his brain about the future of the blog. It’s long, but this is one of my favorite interviews, hope you enjoy it too. Part I. 21 minutes. Part II. 17 minutes.        ...

Scoble Interviews
Matt Mullenweg — I had the pleasure of chatting with Robert Scoble last week. In addition to him getting me to sign up for FriendFeed, we chatted a bit on camera about social media, the future of blogs, advertising, and of course WordPress. Here’s part one, at 21 minutes. Here’s part two, at 17 minutes. Thanks to Robert for taking the time out to chat, as always it was a pleasure.

2009: Predictions Across the Web
ReadWriteWeb — ... where Twitter and FriendFeed are mechanisms for this, where blog posts become a lot more interactive. Like when you do a blog post, there is no reason that as many people that see your Twitter within the first five minutes shouldn't see your blog post in the first five minutes. But how it works now, is I go to my Google Reader twice a day and I see your new post - you don't get that hit that we're all becoming addicted to. The complete video can be found here. Duncan Riley: The Year of the Uber Blog and New Media Duncan ...