The Knot, The Bump, The Nest, & The Blush, all on WordPress

The Knot, The Bump, The Nest, & The Blush, popular lifestyle sites from XO Group, all have blogs with a home on WordPress and WordPress.com VIP Hosting!

Welcome to the WordPress family! Give them a visit below: 

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Weight Watchers’ Man Meets Scale is on WordPress

Man Meets Scale, site of Weight Watchers International’s CEO, David Kirchhoff, has launched on WordPress.com VIP. Kirchhoff recently launched a book, Weight Loss Boss, about his experience losing weight.

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Official Canadian Olympic Team site is on WordPress

Canada has just launched Olympic.ca, the official site for the Canadian Olympic team, on WordPress. As the London 2012 games approach, they’ll be updating with their official athletes’ profiles and other news.

Visit Olympic.ca.

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Van Heusen launches on WordPress

Van Heusen has launched on WordPress, hosted right here at WordPress.com VIP, with a site as stylish as their clothing. Welcome to the WordPress family!

Visit Van Heusen.com.

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paidContent relaunches on WordPress.com VIP

As of today, paidContent is running on WordPress and WordPress.com VIP Hosting! It’s the same publishing platform used by their new partner, GigaOM, who is also part of the WordPress.com VIP Hosting family. Welcome!

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The Wall Street Journal powers new WSJ Streams with WordPress

WSJ streams are a new interface from The Wall Street Journal for reading about large events, breaking news stories, markets coverage, and other areas at the core of the Journal’s reporting.

A stream is a single page that a reader can leave open and, without reloading, watch the news develop in real-time including headlines, articles, breaking news alerts, markets data, documents, photos, Twitter tweets and generally any new information about the subject or event. Readers can also choose to follow the updates on Facebook or Twitter through dedicated accounts for each stream.

The WSJ uses WordPress as the tool to integrate content from multiple CMS, APIs, and services to provide a centralized stream of activity.

Below is the WSJ Stream for the Oscars which happened this past weekend. The Wall Street Journal plans on using more streams in the future, such as for the Arizona Primary, Super Tuesday, and more.

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