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A short introduction to the power and flexibility provided by WordPress.com's VIP programs.

WordPress for Android gives you all the publishing power of your WordPress blog, on your Android powered device. Available to download free from the Android Marketplace.

The all new WordPress for BlackBerry app allows you to write posts, upload photos and videos, edit pages, and manage comments. Both WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress (2.7 or higher) sites are supported. Download the app and start blogging on the go in no time.

Matt's message to WC Kyoto 2009

Matt Mullenweg gives an overview of the GPL and how it benefits WordPress, why WordPress is licensed under the GPL, how the GPL fosters innovation, how the GPL affects themes and plugins, and how the GPL creates value.

Do you know more than one language? Would you like to help make a difference for other WordPress users who visit WordPress.tv? This video is an overview of the process for entering new translations of WordPress.tv subtitles. These translations are community-powered.

Amit Agarwal gives a quick tutorial on how to move a blog from Blogger to self-hosted WordPress while minimizing damage to search rankings or results.

Automattic announces the arrival of a new feature to WordPress.com: contextual spell and grammar checking from After the Deadline.

The Top Rating widget works in tandem with the PollDaddy ratings system baked into your WordPress.com account – displaying your highest rated posts, comments, and/or pages in the sidebar of your blog. If you’d like to read more about the Top Ratings widget, check out the WordPress.com support page

The Top Posts widget for WordPress.com displays a list of your most often visited posts in the sidebar of your blog. If you’d like to learn more about it, check out the WordPress.com support article.

The Top Clicks widget displays the links people clicked on as they left your blog. If you’d like to learn more about it, check out the WordPress.com support article

The Text widget lets you insert text or HTML code into the sidebar of your blog. Learn more about it at the WordPress.com support page, or check out W3Schools excellent HTML tutorials to get your started.

The Tag Cloud widget gathers the tags applied to your blog posts in a cloud, with the text varying according to the amount of posts that have a particular tag applied. Learn more about it at the WordPress.com support entry.

The SocialVibe widget is a great way to support your favorite causes. Learn more about it in our WordPress.com support page.

The search widget adds a search box to the sidebar of your blog.

The RSS Widget makes adding updates from any RSS feed to the sidebar of your blog simple. To learn more about it check out our WordPress.com support video.

The Recent Posts widget displays links to your most recently published content to the sidebar of your blog. Learn more about it on our WordPress.com support page.

The Recent Comments widget displays the latest comments left on your blog, right in the sidebar. Learn more about it on our WordPress.com support page all about it.

The Platial Mapkit widget adds an interactive, searchable map to the sidebar of your blog. Learn more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Pages widget, as you’d expect, displays a list of your pages in the sidebar of your blog. Learn more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Meta Widget adds login/logout capabilities to your sidebar, in addition to providing additional metalinks. Find out more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page

The Meebo widget adds a realtime chatroom to the sidebar of your WordPress.com blog. To learn more about it, check out our dedicated WordPress.com support page

The links widget displays any or selective links added via the Links menu to the sidebar of your blog. For more information check out our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

If you have a Flickr account, you may want to add the Flickr Widget to the sidebar of your WordPress.com blog, to share your latest photos with your readers. Learn more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Gravatar widget for WordPress.com lets you add your customized gravatar (plus trimmings) to the sidebar of your blog. Find out more on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

If you share your bookmarks via del.icio.us, you may want to use the del.icio.us widget for WordPress.com, which allows you to share your latest additions with your readers in the sidebar of your blog. For more information check out our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Category Cloud widget adds a visual display of your categories to the sidebar of your blog.

The Box.net widget gives lets you upload and then share files with your readers right from your blog sidebar. Learn more about it at our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Categories widget displays your blog’s categories in the sidebar and allows you to further customize it. Check out our dedicated support page on WordPress.com for further details.

The Calendar widget for WordPress.com gives your readers the opportunity to navigate your content via a calendar displayed in your blog sidebar. Read more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Blog Stats Widget for WordPress.com displays the total hits on your blog in its sidebar. Read more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Authors widget for WordPress.com displays a list or partial list of authors in the sidebar of your blog. Find out more on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Archives widget displays a month-by-month list in the sidebar of your blog that your readers can use to navigate your content. Find out more on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

The Akismet widget shows a simple counter for the amount of spam caught by the free Akismet service. Find out more on the dedicated WordPress.com support page.

Creating navigation which reflects the items you want in the order you want can seem a little tricky, but Scott Ellis demonstrates a simple solution that also provides great flexibility for adding future content without having to redo what you have done.

VideoPress brings high definition embeddable video to WordPress.com and beyond. In this tutorial, we look at how to make use of the service using your self-hosted installation of WordPress.

VideoPress is a one-click WordPress.com upgrade that allows you to create streaming high definition videos on your blog, or anywhere on the web. You can even create an instant video podcast right from your blog feed.

Google Analytics makes it easy for you to track and keep tabs on the who, what, when, where, how and why of your blog's readers. This 4.5 minute video talks you through setting up Analytics for your self-installed WordPress blog. WordPress.com users will not to be able to follow along.

In this short video for self-hosted WordPress blogs, we walk you through the process of adding Twitter updates to the sidebar of your widget-enabled theme, using the Wickett Twitter plugin

This short video introduces you to adding and managing widgets on your WordPress.com blog.

WordPress 2.8 "Baker" builds on the changes begun with 2.7, making the blogging experience smoother and simpler than ever. This short video walks you through the latest additions.

If you'd like to bring the content of your WordPress blog into your Facebook notes stream, this quick tutorial will show you how.

This video walks you through a quick way to add your latest Twitter tweets to the sidebar of your blog, via the built in Twitter Widget. A self-hosters version of the tutorial is coming soon!

Chris Pirillo's presentation on web communities, recorded at WordCamp San Francisco 2009.

This short introductory video introduces the concept behind and quick-start setup of Gravatar – a free service designed to make your life easier, by attaching a free-floating avatar to one or more of your emails. Get your own Gravatar via your WordPress.com profile page, or Gravatar.com

In this two-minute overview, we walk you through the features of the new WordPress for BlackBerry application.

The recent addition of the PollDaddy Ratings widget to WordPress.com blogs allows you to add star and thumbs-up, thumbs-down ratings to your blog posts, pages and comments. This video walks you through the basics.

VideoPress brings you high definition, embeddable video to your WordPress.com blog and beyond. In this short tutorial we look at the process of getting it installed, and publishing a video with it. For an overview of the VideoPress feature-set, check out our introductory video or the dedicated WordPress.com support page. For information on getting set up with a self-installed version of WordPress, check out our tutorial on just that.

If you can't decide which theme to use on your blog, this video will help you to understand the options available to you

If you'd like to have people land on a front or homepage of your blog, rather than the latest updates, this video will show you to to do it

If you want to change the image in the header of your blog's theme, this tutorial shows you how

If you'd like to share your latest bookmarks from delicious in the sidebar of your WordPress blog, this video will show you how

The Flickr widget for WordPress.com lets you put thumbnails of your latest uploads to Flickr into the sidebar of your blog. Here's how to do it.

If you'd like to invite a friend or family member to join you on WordPress.com, this video shows you how

If you have a number of links in your blogroll, you may want to organize them into categories to make them easier to read. Here's how.

The links widget displays any links, categorized or not, in the sidebar of your WordPress blog

The Platial Mapkit widget for WordPress.com lets you add a fully interactive map into the sidebar of your blog. Here's how.

The VodPod widget lets you place a list of thumbnails for your latest videos into the sidebar of your WordPress blog. Here's how.

The text widget allows you add text, images and more to the sidebar of your blog. This video shows you how.

The Recent Comments widget displays a list of your recent comments in the sidebar of your blog. Here's how.

If you'd like to add a quick-reference list of the static pages on your blog, the pages widget lets you do that. In this video you'll learn how.

The RSS widget makes it easy for you to display links to the content of an RSS feed in the sidebar of your WordPress blog. Here's how.

The tag cloud widget gives your blog readers an at a glance view of the most commonly used (and less used) tags on your blog.

The search box makes it easy for people to find content in your WordPress blog. This short video shows you how to add one.

If you're not sure which theme you'd like to use, and want to check out your options first, this video shows you how

The meta widget adds a quick login/logout feature to your sidebar, along with your blog's RSS feed link. This video explains further.

Categories and tags help to organize the content of your blog. In this video we look at the difference between them and how to use them in your blogging

If you'd like to change the attribution of a post to a different author, this video will show you how

QuickEdit and Bulk Edit make managing your existing WordPress posts easy. Here's how to use them.

If you want to summarize the contents of your post and have readers click through to get to the extended content

WordPress lets you create posts (regular blog entries) and pages (static, evergreen content like an About Me page). This video shows you how to create a page

WordPress lets you decide how much of your content you'll share with the world. This video talks you through some of the options

WordPress allows you to decide when you'll publish your post - whether it's right away, in a week, a month or a year later. This video shows you how to select the date you'd like to publish on

WordPress lets you customize the post editor to suit your style - this video shows you how

If you'd like to save your work and come back to it another time, WordPress gives you various draft options. This video talks you through the process

The thing you'll probably do most with WordPress - writing and publishing posts - is explained in this short fly-by tutorial

A 90 second introduction to WordPress.tv - a video resource for all things WordPress

If you'd like to intergrate your WordPress blog with a bbPress forum, bbPress developer Sam Bauers shows you how in this video

BuddyPress is a suite of 8 plugins for WordPress MU that make it possible for you to create your own custom social network platform, fully owned, hosted and managed by you. This brief tour walks you through what's on offer.

WordPress for iPhone is a free application for blogging on the move. In this three minute video we take you on a tour of what's new with version 1.2 of the application

Intense Debate is a blogging plugin that enhances how people comment and interact with each other on your blog - be it WordPress or another platform. Now, with Intense Debate Plugins you can also add rich media to your blogs' comments. Here's a quick intro.

If you use the Firefox browser, you might want to install the Gears add on from Google to speed up web applications including WordPress. This video goes through the why and how in under 2 minutes.

If you're using the Safari browser and want to speed up web apps including WordPress, this video shows you how to install it

If you're using the Internet Explorer browser, you may want to install the Gears plugin from Google. This speeds up the way web applications - including WordPress - work. This video shows you why and how.

If you'd like to create a "donate" button for your WordPress.com blog, this video shows you how

If you'd like to add a "donate" button to your self-hosted WordPress blog, you came to the right place

Setting up your own self-hosted WordPress blog only takes a minute or two with Media Temple. Here's how to do it.

Getting your own WordPress blog installed with Dream Host only takes a minute or two - this video walks you through the process

If you'd like to install your own WordPress blog, Bluehost make it very simple to do. This video walks you through the process.

Setting up a WordPress blog with Host-I-Can only takes a minute or two. This video shows you how.