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WordPress Auto Updates Millions Of Blogs Around The World With Important Security Fixes

David on April 10, 2014 | WordPress | Comments (0)

WordPress has just released an important security fix for their blogging software – version 3.8.2. The WordPress site goes on to explain this is an important security update and all WordPress.org users should update to the latest version as soon as possible. If your blog supports automatic updates, then WordPress would have automatically updated you […]

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WordPress Version 3.5 Released

David on December 12, 2012 | WordPress | Comments (0)

WordPress has just released version 3.5 of their popular blogging software. This updated is dubbed ‘Elvin’ in honor of musician Elvin Jones. This upgrade is really designed to enhance the experience on mobile devices (from an admin perspective) and more prominence around using various forms of media in your blog posts. The new WordPress package is […]

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WordPress version 3.4 is here

David on June 14, 2012 | WordPress | Comments (0)

WordPress has again updated their popular blogging/ CMS platform that is now powering somewhere between 15-20% of the web. The update includes a number of new features: 1. Test theme code customisations changes before putting them live. 2. Customise the colours of your theme, background, header, logo etc before making those changes live. 3. A new way […]

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WordPress version 3.3.2 Released

David on April 21, 2012 | WordPress | Comments (0)

WordPress has just released an update to their WordPress.org software – version 3.3.2. This update fixes a number of security bugs and vulnerabilities. It has been some time since we’ve had an update from WordPress but I am glad to see this is a security update instead of feature upgrades. For me security is far […]

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Social Media Growth Australia – 2011 [INFOGRAPH]

David on January 9, 2012 | Australia Social Media | Comments (6)

Tweet We had a busy 2011, reporting the news and compiling our social media statistics. As a result we have compiled an infograph showing the growth of each major social network over 2011. Table below shows Unique Australian Visitors to the site per month, users numbers reported by a reputable source, or an average of […]

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WordPress 3.3 Now Released

David on December 13, 2011 | WordPress | Comments (1)

WordPress 3.3 has been released and you should start seeing the Upgrade button in your WordPress dashboard. A number of enhancements have been made, such as: Automatic file type detection on media upload Drag and Drop media interface More file formats allowed for upload WordPress Dashboard redesign New Header Admin toolbar New Info popups in […]

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WordPress releasing their own PPC Ad Network

David on December 5, 2011 | WordPress | Comments (0)

Everyday 50,000 new WordPress blogs are created. Over the years many WordPress bloggers have looked to ads and advertising to make money off their blogs. This has lead to WordPress developing their own Ad network, which has been unveiled today. WordAds – the new advertising network by WordPress. So far its understood that WordAds will […]

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Social Media Statistics Australia – November 2011

David on November 30, 2011 | Australia | Comments (3)

It’s the last day of the month and time for us to report our monthly social media statistics for Australia. As per previous stats, when compiling these figures we look at actual user numbers if officially reported (or by a reputable source ) – otherwise we look at the number of Unique Australian Visitors Per […]

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Thank your Blog commenters

David on November 11, 2011 | Blog WordPress | Comments (6)

Blog commenting is an important aspect in determining how active your blog is, and how well you are engaging your visitors. Over the past couple of years as blogging has become so popular and with so many blogs now, many have speculated that blog commenting is dead. Whilst I don’t necessarily believe this it is […]

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