As Matt Mullenweg said in his 2017 State of the Word speech, WordPress powers 29 percent of the Internet. This is undeniably an impressive …
WordPress Powers 54 of Top 100 Companies in Inc. 5000
According to Nelio Software, in 2017 WordPress now powers 54 of the top 100 sites on Inc. 5000. This shows a rapid increase in adoption …
State of the Word 2017 Recap
WordCamp US 2017 in Nashville wound down as Matt Mullenweg walked on stage to deliver his annual State of the Word address. The speech …
5 Famous Musicians Who Use WordPress
What began as a blogging platform 14 years ago now powers 28 percent of the Internet, and even the world’s biggest superstars trust WordPress …
Survive Cyber Monday with this Free ebook
Cyber Monday is coming up fast, and you need to be prepared. Whether it’s improving your security, utilizing your analytics, or getting on mobile, …
DonateWC is Working to Send People to WordCamps
Though WordCamp organizers try to keep events as inclusive as possible, the truth of the matter is, not everyone can afford to travel to …
After a Three-Year Hiatus, WordCamp Austin Returns This Weekend
Organizing a WordCamp is no easy task. On top of a full-time job, side projects, and a social life, it can take hundreds of …
10 Massive Online Publications Powered By WordPress
WordPress began as a blogging platform and even though it has now grown to power some of the biggest Enterprise websites, it hasn’t forgotten …
WCUS Community Bazaar Gives A Look Into Meetups Across the Country
At last year’s State of the Word speech, Matt Mullenweg announced there had been 115 WordCamps in 41 countries and 3,193 held across 58 …
Torque’s Fourth Birthday
This week, Torque is celebrating its four year anniversary, and we couldn’t have done it without all of you! In the last four years, …
International WordPress Awards Looking For Category Submissions from Community
WordPress has climbed to great heights in the last 14 years. What started as a blogging platform today powers more than 28 percent of …
The Open Web and the Fight for Net Neutrality
Dozens of companies and activists – including heavy hitters like Google, Facebook, Netflix, and Automattic – have banded together through the internet-wide day of …
