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Open Source primarily refers to some kind of coding being public domain and free to use and expand on.

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Tumblelogs were what the first microblogs were called.

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Microblogging refers to sending messages out via micro blogs.  Twitter as an example is known as a microblog.

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Static front page refers to a home page that you set in your wordpress dashboard that remains as the home page, no matter how many posts are added.

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Blogcasting is the combination of podcasting and blogging on the one website.

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Autocasting is an automated method of creating podcasts.

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A podcaster is a person who creates podcasts (audio/video files) that are distributed on places like Itunes.

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Podcasting is a popular method of distributing in particular audio files across online feeds for listeners to play back on pc and mobile devices.

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Firepow is a popular blogging tool that has been on the market since 2009.

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Photoblogging is what a blogger does who predominantly features photographs on his or her blog.

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