Wednesday, Mar 10th
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Blogs
Blogs are not news anymore and most business websites include a blog section. This might seem strange at first, especially when you see blogs on sites of companies which main activity has nothing to do with writing, consulting, or anything similar. The answer to the question why such companies have a blog is very prosaic – because a regularly updated blog keeps a site fresh. Actually, the main reason why companies use a blog is exactly the same reason as to why individuals blog.
The developers behind the WordPress project narrated on Friday for the official release of version 2.9, a major update of the popular opensource blogging software. The most recent version has some helpful new features, including an inclusive image revising tool and a worldwide undo feature that permits users to revive removed posts.
Wordpress 2.9 was today pushed to all sites running the preferred blogging platform, marking the last major update for the platform for 2009 as the developers behind the CMS look for a new default theme for the subsequent release in 2010.
A blogging platform and a microblogging platform became more symbiotic. WordPress has enabled the posting and reading blogs, the platform powers through the Twitter API. This implies any Twitter app that supports a custom API URL can be employed to either post updates to your WordPress.com blog, or to read updates from blogs you have subscribed to.
WordPress 2.9 is out, and my mail is truly full, with questions whether WordPress automated Upgrade still works, and whether it'll let you upgrade to WordPress 2.9.
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