It’s Friday! I hope some of you have some cool weekend plans. I’m hoping for a relaxing one myself. I have a whole bunch of new plugins to share with you today. I haven’t used Vine much, but if you do, you should check out the Latest Vine Video plugin. Check out all of them after the jump!
Try the New Admin Design on WP.com!
It was shared this morning that you now have the opportunity to try the new admin design that’s planning to hit shelves in the next update early, if you want, by just enabling the Experimental Admin Design (MP6) via your Users –> Personal Settings in your profile. It’s been talked about for quite some time, especially in the .org side of things, but most of the WordPress.com users have probably been casually unaware that there’s a new design coming down the pipe.
Popular WordPress Plugins Removed From Google?
As part of on-going brand and SEO checks at Photocrati, we do regular searches for relevant keywords for our products. This morning, we found that NextGEN Gallery’s WordPress directory page has dropped out of Google’s search results. So as any curious WordPress team might do, we started to search for other popular plugins in the directory. As it turns out, Askimet, WordPress SEO by Yoast, Contact Form 7, and most other popular plugins are also nowhere to be seen. Here are some example searches on Google, all which used to bring up the WordPress.org plugin pages or other WordPress.org pages […]
Is the Future of News Collaborative and Social?
Unless you’ve been living under a rock there’s been some serious attention recently to the power of social news coming to all of us via Twitter, Reddit, and other such networks and how the news is actually breaking on these sites before it’s even getting covered on the major news outlets. We’ve all known for quite some time that this was happening – and the major networks have scrambled to somehow keep the pace but it’s relatively impossible to do so unless something significant changes within the editorial and publishing space. For example, with the recent bombings of the Boston […]
Would You Use the Google+ Commenting System?
I’ll admit it – I’m not super-fans of any other commenting system other than the one that comes with WordPress – in other words, I’m somewhat partial to just going out-of-the-box. That isn’t to say that the other systems, like the very popular Disqus or the somewhat mediocre IntenseDebate aren’t bad – it’s just that I don’t like using them because I really want to limit the amount of data that heads off into other distant lands beyond my own installation. But many users use them and they have done quite fine with them. Another quite popular commenting system is Facebooks’ […]

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