We're excited to share some new features that will make it even faster to create content on your WordPress.com site. Drag & Drop Uploads The media uploader now supports drag and drop! You'll be able to use the new drag and drop media uploader wherever you need to upload your media files - … November 17, 2011
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Easier Invitations Mean More Followers and Blog Contributors
by Daniel BachhuberWe've made two big changes that make it easier to encourage friends, family, and colleagues to interact with your WordPress.com blog. First, now you can invite people to follow your blog. If your blog is public, anyone can use the Follow button to sign up to receive an update each time … November 15, 2011
WordPress.com Blogger Scores Book Deal for “You Are Not So Smart”
by Erica JohnsonAccording to David McRaney, "You may think that you're a rational, logical being who sees the world as it really is. But you're as deluded as the rest of us, and that’s OK, because it keeps you sane." David is a journalist and the creator of the WordPress.com blog You … November 11, 2011
New Themes: Photography, Brand New Day, and Bouquet
by Ian StewartI'm happy to announce that we've added another group of three new themes to our collection today. Each one has its own distinct personality but they do share one thing in common: they're all awesome themes that I know you'll love. Let's check them out. The first up is Photography, a … November 10, 2011
Your Memories Take Center Stage with the New Photo Carousel
by Matt ThomasPhoto galleries on WordPress.com are a great way to share the pictures you've taken with your friends, family, and your followers. But the design of your theme can limit how large your high-resolution photos are displayed. Today, we're announcing a great new way to make the most of your photos: … November 8, 2011
Notifications, the Pulse of Your Blog
by Martin RemyYour blog lives and breathes. Today we're launching a new way for you to check its pulse. It's called Notifications, and it lives in the right corner of your Toolbar (Admin Bar), which appears at the top of your screen while you're logged in to WordPress.com. Whenever another WordPress.com user follows … November 7, 2011
