October was another busy and productive month. We released Publicize for Yahoo! Updates and Twitter, and upgraded the Theme Viewer for WordPress.com. Coming out of the Automattic team meetup in Québec City, we launched new image templates and mobile themes, and open sourced our After the Deadline proofreader. We also shipped WordPress 2 for iPhone and added support to VideoPress for Ogg, an open video format.
Many of us will be heading out to the Big Apple this month for WordCamp New York, and we hope to see you there!
Here are the stats for October:
- 467,107 blogs were created.
- 6,690,017 posts were published.
- 494,186 new users joined.
- 7,623,730 file uploads.
- 4,986 gigabytes of new files.
- 842 terabytes of content transferred from our datacenters.
- 9,281,146 comments.
- 7,856,864 logins.
- 1,405,459,558 pageviews on WordPress.com, and another 1,474,457,685 on self-hosted blogs (2,879,917,243 total across all WordPress blogs we track).
- 1,600,608,549 words.
More good stuff:
Almost 100 of you heeded the call to get creative with the WordPress logo.
There were 23,458,553 mobile views last month.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission launched Investor.gov on WordPress.com VIP.
WordPress was cited as one of the leading open source content management systems in the 2009 Open Source CMS Report.
Wired magazine’s digital presence is now run entirely on WordPress.
October WordCamps: WordCamp Spain, WordCamp Las Vegas, WordCamp Kyoto, and WordCamp Netherlands.
WordCamps in November: WordCamp Phoenix, WordCamp Victoria, WordCamp New York, WordCamp Bangkok, WordCamp Mexico, and WordCamp Peru.
