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Three Things I Love About Wordpress 2.6 - 23 hours ago

If you’re a user of Wordpress, you should probably always upgrade when a new version comes out for security reasons. However, with the new release of Wordpress 2.6, there are three features that really stand out for me — in addition to the..
Topics: Asides, Technosailor, Wordpress 2.6, Wordpress Versioning

Who Almost Has As Many RSS Subscribers As TechCrunch? - 24 hours ago

I guess its debatable about whether the number of RSS subscribers is a useful metric. Now that we’ve all acknowledged that it *might* be debatable, here’s a tiny bit of techblogger mind candy for you to enjoy — know which tech-related.
Topics: Asides, engadget, Mike Masnick, TechCrunch, Techdirt

The “Mainstream” Deception Is Google’s Achille’s Heel - 2 days ago

Marshall Kirkpatrick comments on a recent Hitwise study, remarking that a whole load of people *still* type in the URL not in the Address Bar, but directly into a search engine, to find their site. Marshall’s wondering if civilization as we know..
Topics: early adopters, Google, marshall kirpatrick, readwriteweb

What Drives More Traffic Than Getting Digged, Reddited, Delicious’d, or StumbledUpon? - 3 days ago

From the “oh yeah — its that important” department”, Om “GigaOm” Malik reports how beneficial being “buzzed” has been for GigaOm.com. And of course he’s referring to Yahoo Buzz, which is a social...
Topics: buzzed, Digg, Reddit, Social News, StumbleUpon, Yahoo Buzz

Just How Vulnerable Is FriendFeed To Spam? - 5 days ago

So, in a threaded comment-ango on Friendfeed today, I noticed an odd comment by a Friendfeedster that seemed out of place. So out of place, it almost smelled … blog spammy. Sure enough, someone (Hutch Carpenter) mentioned that this comment was..
Topics: Friendfeed, FriendFeed Spam, Spam, vulnerabilities