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- October Wrap-Up by FairVote UBC on Nov 4, 2009
October was another busy and productive month. We released Publicize for Yahoo! Updates and Twitter, and upgraded the Theme Viewer for WordPress.com. Coming out of the Automattic team meetup in Québec City, we launched new image templates and mobile...
- September Wrap-Up by FairVote UBC on Oct 1, 2009
September was a big month for us. We acquired proofreading service After the Deadline, and launched it as a feature on WordPress.com. We implemented RSS Cloud and custom CSS revisions. The Happiness Engineers rolled out two new widgets: the RSS Links...
- The Power of the Internet by Meyrick Jones Racing on Sep 30, 2009
I know you probably don't need me to tell you that the internet is a powerful force in just about every aspect of life these days... If you are reading this you are probably already pretty savvy (and an arbiter of taste I might add...)Here are a few...
- Lotus Knows that the community rocks! Impressive Stats! by Web 2.0 Marketing Strategies for SMB and IBM Lotus Software on Aug 26, 2009
Lotus knows that we couldn’t have done the IdeaJam without you! I’ve been itching to talk about the recent Lotus Knows IdeaJam but had to wait for the confirmed traffic reports. Thank you so much for your help last week in making the Ide...
- July Wrap-Up by FairVote UBC on Aug 5, 2009
We kicked off July with an open vote on new media features. Thanks to all of you who voted and submitted comments. Your feedback determines the future of WordPress. Later in the month we introduced PollDaddy ratings and polls, the Gravatar widget, an...
- If the Twitter Community was only 100 people by Attack This! on Aug 5, 2009
Via Information is Beautiful...
- The Market Is UP!! - Milton & Oakville Real Estate Summary by miltonblog.ca on Jun 18, 2009
Here is some comparison data for Milton & Oakville real estate, showing first a year-over-year comparison for May, and then a year-to-date look at houses sold. Quite interesting to me in this data is that it completely flies in the face of the re...
