Once again, Congress is trying to sneak in a bill that will give them unprecedented powers to spy on the entire Internet. Thanks to internet service providers, webmasters, and bloggers around the nation (that’s YOU!) we defeated SOPA and PIPA with a mighty stroke. At the time of this writing, over 100 Members of Congress [...]

The Core Team at WordPress.org released a security update this weekend. These updates were primarily made to the resource libraries involved in image uploading and embedding flash content, as well as several other bug fixes and patches. Full information can be seen in the press release at WordPress.org Download WordPress 3.3.2 or update now from [...]

For years, the WordPress team has been advising us not to use our post name in the Permalinks. That’s about to change with WordPress 3.3 soon to be rolled into Gold. This feature will allow you to bypass the current requirement of putting dates and numbers in your URL names, for those of you who are SEO-Conscious of your URLs

Yesterday the WordPress development team released WordPress 3.2 (RC1) into the wild.

WordPress announced a new security release today. Read about it in brief here, but also read a recommendation before you upgrade. Anything. Ever… It just may save your bacon.