Posts Tagged ‘ Matt Mullenweg ’

Matt Mullenweg Demos Wordpress 2.7

Oct 7th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: General, Podcasting Software

WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg demos the upcoming update to the popular open source blogging/podcasting content management system. WordPress 2.7 is expected to be available in November.
via CenterNetworks



Developer Proposes Fix For PodPress/WordPress Incompatibilities

Aug 1st, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Podcasting Software

WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg let us know about a new development in the WordPress 2.6/PodPress meltdown.
“Two WordPress developers have volunteered fixes for both the 8.8 and 8.9 branches of PodPress,” says Mullenweg. “It’s only a few lines of code to cure the problem.”
The unofficial fixes are available at developer Andrew Ozz’s blog, and they look [...]



Hot! WordPress 2.6 Adds Tumblr-Style Blogging, More

Jul 14th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Microblogging, Podcasting Software

Matt Mullenweg has announced WordPress 2.6, the latest update to the popular blogging & podcasting platform.
Five Hot Changes In WordPress 2.

Press This! is back- this popular feature disappeared in an earlier update to WordPress, but is back with a vengeance. Inspired by Flock, FriendFeed, Facebook, Tumblr, and Delicious, and the Quick Post plugin by Josh [...]



Wordpress To Get Social Networking Features

Mar 4th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: General, Podcasting Software

Matt Mullenweg, the guy behind Wordpress, announced today that he’s hired someone to develop social networking features for Wordpress:
Some of you may remember when I wrote about Chickspeak, a WordPress MU-based social network. Andy Peatling, the fellow behind it, later decided to recreate the work he had done as an Open Source effort he called [...]



Wordpress Wants You To Be A Podcaster

Jan 22nd, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Audio Podcasting, Internet TV, Podcast Distribution, Podcast Hosting, Podcasting Services, Video, Video Podcasts, Vlogs

Wordpress creator Matt Mullenweg has announced that WordPress.com, a free blog hosting service, has updated the amount of space it allocates to each user to 3 gigabytes:
Much of the work we do at Automattic is behind the scenes, infrastructure you’ll (hopefully) never notice or see, but we’re always thinking about how the improvements we make [...]