Tune in to WordPress.tv

Today we’ve switched on WordPress.tv, a new space to geek out and learn about all things WordPress.

WordPress.tv is home to tutorials for both WordPress self-installs and WordPress.com to help you get blogging fast and hassle-free.

We’ve also aggregated and organized all that awesome WordCamp footage from around the web, on WordCampTV. There you’ll find videos and slideshows of presentations made by Automattic employees and other WordPress gurus, plus interviews I’ve done with the media and fellow bloggers.

Tune in regularly for fresh content and updates to the WordPress.tv blog.

As always, community comes first. You have a say in shaping the future of WordPress.tv. Just drop us a line and let us know what you’d like to see added next.

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44 replies on “Tune in to WordPress.tv”

That’s quite a bit Hulu lookin there 🙂

Should be a nice resource though. Hopefully enough people get into it to keep them updated. Should probably include a version in the tags for videos 🙂

on the way to location ….

Great, Matt. I can use that for WordPress & blog training. Thank you

Would be nice to have a for the video swfobjects. Didn’t see any copyright mentioned on the story pages. Could videos be easily and permissibly downloaded?

Yes I think downloads shouldn’t be a problem.

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thanks!

Sweet!

Great new, Matt!

I have a suggestion. It would be nice if the system allows the use of subtitles in another languages, as YouTube does. I write in Portuguese, and I notice the biggest part of my readers can’t understand English. Then, for them, subtitles are really necessary. You could ask to official localized communities to create the subtitles.

Think about it :-).

[]’s!

PS: I’m sorry my English. Despite I can understand the language well, my writing skills still need improvements…

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Now that is just plain awesome. I have always wanted something like that.

Great! Job well done. I am sure a lot of WordPress user will enjoy and learn something from this.

hi, matt! great to meet u @ wordcamp indonesia today. looking forward for your next session tomorrow! hope we’ll be able to hear more about WordPress.tv

WordPress TV is Here…

WordPress.tv was announced. Lots of instructional video on how to do stuff with WordPress! And there is a feed for the blog and a separate video RSS feed. All appear to be available in HD. Very nice.
It also includes videos from various WordCamps.
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Definitely need a version tag in there. I like the vids!

Great man…Will share about it on my blog.

I already visited the site, and the resources look fantastic.
Videos really save lot of my time and energy 🙂

This is fantastic. Already watched the first of the two part interviews, really great to put a voice to the face we so much of. I concur with Keon’s comment on making use of this for training, the topics I have seen listed for the How To’s is definately going to work to assist the few people I help out with their own blogs. Awesome.

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congrats on the launch. I think wordpress is great, and this is another great addition to the community. What state is wordpress.org based out of, out of curiosity?

Matt, who writes for you here, a? 🙂 See this and this.

(and btw, this is how subscribe to comments line looks in SeaMonkey)

Why Heather, of course. She helps me with blog posts, especially when I’m traveling or otherwise busy. This was posted simultaneously with my keynote in Indonesia while I was on stage.

Very nice.. brilliant ideas. very proggresive-wordpress.

It’s great with the information about wordpress.tv

hehehehehe

i will download the movie too.

thx

Really it’s wonderful.

Matt… thanks for coming to Jakarta-Indonesia. I saw you @ TV One yesterday. but sorry… I am living in Bandung, near with jakarta, and I cant to see you there. but by watching you in television, im very proud as one of member of blogger in wordpress.

two thumbs up for you matt…. see you in the next time.

Hey Matt, I hope you not lost in focus.

and where automatic will you bring on the future? will it like joomla or even facebook? or still focused on blog platform.

thanks 😉

Wow. What a great idea. I am continually impressed with how many new things you guys are rolling out. Can’t wait to tune in. By the way, love the accent. That must be new too. 😛

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Love the new site, spent a few hours on it yesterday, cant wait to see what else you guys have in store 🙂

Hey matt. I am glad i see that site launch up, and i hope it goes well (it will…) like other WordPress Projects.

I have launch a greek web site, of a series of web sites regarding wordpress, called http://www.wpfav.gr which is a Bookmarking site for WordPress!

Regards,
Basilakis

I kept seeing this on my WordPress dashboard, and I kept meaning to check it out. I’m glad I finally did, it seems like a wonderful resources already.

I large collection of WordPress video tutorials was really needed.