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Zemanta is one of those little browser addons that is incredibly useful and addictive.
I started using it a few months ago on one or two of my personal blogs, but I'm now using it on some of the company ones as well (where appropriate - obviously).
The plugin is compatible with Firefox (and derivatives) and Internet Explorer, while integration with several of the more popular blogging systems is provided.
They're currently running a survey seeking feedback from users. Unlike a lot of surveys they've kept it short and sweet.
I started using it a few months ago on one or two of my personal blogs, but I'm now using it on some of the company ones as well (where appropriate - obviously).
The plugin is compatible with Firefox (and derivatives) and Internet Explorer, while integration with several of the more popular blogging systems is provided.
They're currently running a survey seeking feedback from users. Unlike a lot of surveys they've kept it short and sweet.
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The SixApart team's long awaited open source project has finally launched.
More news as it becomes available
More news as it becomes available
Darren Rowse mentioned a very interesting online tool for FeedBurner users the other day - Feed Analysis
While FeedBurner's internal reporting can give you your basic subscriber data the Feed Analysis tool does some interesting things with it, such as showing how many new subscribers you've gained during a month, which days are your weakest / strongest and how many subscriber you might end up with.
If you've got 5 minutes to spare it's fun to play with it!
While FeedBurner's internal reporting can give you your basic subscriber data the Feed Analysis tool does some interesting things with it, such as showing how many new subscribers you've gained during a month, which days are your weakest / strongest and how many subscriber you might end up with.
If you've got 5 minutes to spare it's fun to play with it!
The Wordpress team have announced the release of Wordpress 2.3 - codename Dexter.
The full announcement details the newest features, bugfixs and enhancements
The new "call home" feature has come under stern criticism from many users and privacy advocates
The full announcement details the newest features, bugfixs and enhancements
The new "call home" feature has come under stern criticism from many users and privacy advocates
Wordpress have made available a beta of the next version of the popular blogging platform.
According to a post on their site from Matt Mullenweg the new version, which is not ready for production use, will have a number of improvements, though exact details were not forthcoming.
According to a post on their site from Matt Mullenweg the new version, which is not ready for production use, will have a number of improvements, though exact details were not forthcoming.
Following on the launch of the latest version of Movable Type I've setup a new site to track new plugin releases, tips, tricks and extensions to make the most of one of the more powerful blogging and content management solutions on the market at present.
If you are thinking of upgrading to Movable Type 4 or simply want to see what it has to offer, then this list of compatible and available plugins is a must.
The Wordpress team have released two more security update releases
The updates are described as "minor", however a look at the bugs list shows that the update actually addresses a highly dangerous cross-scripting vulnerability.
It looks like Movable Type 4 should be released to the public in a couple of weeks time.
Earlier this week the developers made RC1 (release candidate 1) available to the public.
If you are working with Movable Type templates then MT Tags is a must.
It's an incredible resource listing all possible tags that you can use in your Movable Type templates.
