WordPress quietly building a Windows Phone 7 app points to something bigger about platform loyalty
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Editorial autonomy is quietly eroded when a browser plugin starts cherry-picking your links
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Why allowing social media at work quietly increases the dimensions that matter most
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60 million blogs and counting: when the growth of the blogosphere outstrips everyone’s ability to convert
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10 communication skills every blogger should know
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A licensing change that is forcing WordPress theme sellers to rethink how they make money
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Slow content, powerful archives, real sound: strategies publishers are no longer using
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The Photoshop scandal that forced news organizations to determine authenticity
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People who re-read something they wrote years ago aren’t feeling nostalgic – they’re checking to see if the person who wrote it is still around.
Any blogger who has been around long enough knows the experience. A…
Writers who stay silent for months aren’t blocked—they’re waiting for the distance that turns the experience into something they can actually use
The blogging advice industry has a name for writers who stop publishing:…
