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Binance Strikes Huge Partnership with WordPress

WordPress now accepts their Binance Pay for the payment of e-commerce services. Previously, the crypto exchange announced the integration of Binance Pay on the website development platform.

Why smaller, more private communities are thriving

While the launch of Threads has gotten a lot of attention in recent weeks, there’s been a broader trend of moving away from large social networks and towards smaller, more private communities over the past several years.

WordPress Paying Google Domains Transfer Fees

WordPress.com offers to pay domain transfer fees for first 1 million Google Domains customers plus rock bottom pricing on domain registrations

Threads Has Lost More Than 80% of Its Daily Active Users

Two separate data analysis firms say the Twitter killer from Instagram has unraveled even as Meta has rushed to add highly requested features.

Mailchimp launches exhibition all about email

Email is Dead will include inflatable displays, time capsules and an personality test that uncovers just what sort of emailer you really are.

From Aptos to Helvetica—here’s how fonts get their unusual names

Naming a font is not unlike naming a child. It requires equal parts strategy and intuition.

Wix Studio Offers Freelancers & Agencies Way To Scale Business

Wix Studio offers freelancers and agencies the opportunity to scale their businesses and take on more clients

I sent an email, but nobody read it. So I sent out an invite.

When it comes to group dynamics, there are two key factors that play a crucial role: task-oriented and maintenance-oriented behaviors. As you plan your team’s agenda, consider how these factors influence the dynamics and productivity of the group.

After Raising $235K, Abode Remains Committed to Taking on Adobe

Abode, a satirically named but serious project that aims to take on Adobe, just concluded its crowdfunding campaign where it raised £181,709, or about $234,900. Now comes the next step: delivering the software to the more than 3,000 artists that backed it.

The X (Twitter) logo is simply the letter X from the Special Alphabets 4 font

We don’t know how much money the designers who came up with the new logo X (Twitter) received for their work, but it’s actually just the letter X from the font Special Alphabets 4, which can be purchased for $29.99.

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