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The WordPress Podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Joost de Valk and Frederick Townes, interviewing people from inside and outside the WordPress community on how they use WordPress.
Each show features plugin picks of the week, news from the WordPress community and unique tips from the people that are interviewed.
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Matt Mullenweg interview – Part II
In this second part of our interview with Matt (you have listened to the first part, right?), we discuss VaultPress; Automattic’s new backup system. Matt explains the features, pricing. Going from that we discussed hosting and their uptimes. Then the … Continue reading
Interview with Matt Mullenweg – part I
Joost and Frederick interview the founder of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, talking about loads of things. The entire interview was split in 2 because it was a bit lengthy, so you’ll hear part 2 next week. In this part we discussed … Continue reading
Episode 46: WordPress 2.7 preview, Automattic aquires PollDaddy, Podcasting for Dummies and Practical Web Design Magazine
WordPress 2.7 is set for release November 10th. Automattic acquires PollDaddy, polls integrated into WordPress.com blogs. The WordPress Podcast was mentioned favorably in both Podcasting for Dummies (2nd edition) and Practical Web Design magazine. Please take a few moments to … Continue reading
Episode 45 – Matt Mullenweg Interview, Automattic acquires Intense Debate, discussion of WordCamps
Matt Mullenweg sits down for another interview, this time discussing subjects like: The makeup of Automattic, inc. and the struggles of running a virtual company. WordPress as a security target. Blog statistics and marketshare. Movable Type‘s GPL vs. WordPress’ GPL. … Continue reading
Episode 43: Out of date blogs hacked, All-In-One SEO gets dropped, then picked up
Brian Layman, of b5media, joins Charles as co-host, filling in for Jonathan Bailey who’s in Newcastle-upon-tyne, United Kingdom speaking at the 3rd International Plagiarism Conference. Some blogs running older versions of WordPress were hacked. Peter offers a way to have … Continue reading
