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Could the New WordPress.com Kill Off Blogger?

Wednesday, September 28th, 2005
by Lockergnome

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By John Tintle, Contributing Writer, RealTechNews

Today I will be reviewing the newest entry to the blogging world, WordPress.com. You may be saying to yourself, “but isn’t Real Tech News run on WordPress software?” You are correct - Real Tech News is run with WordPress software. Today’s review of WordPress.com is for people who don’t want to worry about domains or hosting issues, and that aims it squarely at this site’s old home, Blogger.com.

What is WordPress.com?
 WordPress.com is in a very early Alpha stage, it is drawing the attention of bloggers around the world with its inclusion of AJAX scripts and other new features such as a rich WYSIWYG that allows you to drag and drop photos or images into your posts, and a new and improved Dashboard that allows users not only to check on the Top 5 blogs on WordPress.com, but up and coming blogs too.

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