Google didn’t kill blogs with its AI review – it revealed which publishers were writing for bots and which had real readers.
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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.
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