Ever wondered how email functions? This nowadays vital part of communication is a lot older than most people and email has actually already been around for 5 decades. The Infographiclabs team analysed how email functions, together with the history of email and more interesting facts. Below a teaser of the infographic, detailing how email actually […]
WordPress For iPhone: 7 Features Needed In The Upcoming App
With iOS4 (formally known as iPhone OS 4) about to immerse the cult known as iPhone this summer, the WordPress team is busy adding the final touches to their updated iPhone app, which will include video and stats. However before Automattic (the company behind WordPress) releases the new iPhone app to the masses, they are […]
Political Blogs May Be Regulated By The FEC
It looks like American bloggers could face a new threat that may make people think twice before criticizing their political leaders online. Apparently the US government thinks bloggers are becoming a public hazard, and like a few other industries (i.e. airplanes, banks and nuclear power plants) need to be regulated by the government (in this […]
Typepad ‘Receives’ Facebook Like Button, WordPress Has a Plugin Only Some Hours Later
Yesterday at Facebook’s developer conference (aka f8 conference), CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg revealed to the world the glorious “like button.” Zuckerberg claims that by the end of today, users will serve over 1 billion likes across the world wide web, making the Facebook like button a “must have” social button for serious bloggers. To […]
The Ten Steps To Arranging and Writing a Killer Guest Post
This is a guest post is by Ann Smarty, founder of a community of guest bloggers: My Blog Guest. To me, guest posting has been by far the most effective free way to promote a resource (as well as my brand). That wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that everything I have ever achieved in […]