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Short answer: yes. Automattic still employs thousands of people, still owns WordPress.com, Tumblr, WooCommerce, Pocket Casts and Beeper, and still collects revenue from all of them. Longer answer: it just spent two days with two different people claiming to run it, and the board …
There is a particular kind of afternoon that WordPress users know well. It begins with a minor irritation — an option that does not behave, a setting …
The decision most independent publishers treat as technical is actually editorial. Which content management system you write in shapes how you write, …
Most writers who start blogs on hosted platforms eventually encounter the same problem. The platform changes its algorithm, adjusts its monetization …
Both Drupal and WordPress power large publishing operations. The New York Post, The Economist, and Condé Nast have used WordPress at enterprise scale. …
Drupal occupies a specific and durable niche in the publishing world. It is not the easiest CMS to get started with, and it is not trying to be. What …
Ghost and WordPress serve overlapping audiences — independent publishers, bloggers, journalists, and small editorial operations — but they were built …
Hugo is fast, flexible, and opinionated in all the right ways — but it ships without built-in search. Since Hugo generates a static site, there is no …
The term “headless CMS” gets used loosely enough that it has started to lose meaning in some conversations. Publishers evaluating content …
WordPress Multisite is a feature built into WordPress core that enables a single WordPress installation to power a network of independent sites. Each …