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• WordPress 3.4 Beta 2

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  WordPress 3.1 Goes Live: Here’s What’s New

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• WordPress 3.1 Beta Released

  3544 readersThe WordPress 3.1 Beta has been released for your weekend testing enjoyment. This first beta release is certainly more stable than the alpha releases, but you might want to avoid using it on a regular live site at this time. If you’re itching to try 3.1, be sure to check out all the new features,

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  7 Ways to Build a Business Around WordPress

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  TikiPress, WordPress Event Ticketing Plugin

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• WordPress 3.1 Beta 2 Released

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