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Upgrading WordPress on SmallBizPod

By Alex Bellinger, 24th February 2007 at 12:52 am

It’s late at night and I’m upgrading the SmallBizPod site to a major new version of WordPress (2.1.1).

Late night upgrades have the advantage of not disrupting the site during peak viewing (in the UK at least), but I’m not at all sure my bleary eyes won’t have missed something.

So … if you do spot anything strange, or untoward as you’re browsing through, do let me know!

Tags: WordPress, upgrade, SmallBizPod

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	SmallBizPod #71 - Alastair Mitchell of UK Web 2.0 startup Huddle Ali Mitchell of UK Web 2.0 startup Huddle talks about building successful internet startups, leaping into the unknown, embracing competition, and funding karma. Details \| iTunes
	SmallBizPod #66 - Dan Harple, entrepreneurship and the mobile web Dan Harple, veteran internet entrepreneur and ceo of mobile networking platform GyPSii, interviewed on search, the mobile web, entrepreneurship and the European tech scene. Details \| iTunes
	SmallBizPod #60 - Inspirational business planning Become passionate about your business planning and learn how to do it right with Tim Berry and Alan Gleeson of Palo Alto software. Details \| iTunes
	SmallBizPod #49 - Tuesday 19 June 2007 Jason Calacanis, CEO of Mahalo.com and one of the US's best known and most controversial Web 2.0 entrepreneurs. [Photo: Hyku] Details \| iTunes

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SmallBizPod #71 - Alastair Mitchell of UK Web 2.0 startup Huddle

SmallBizPod #66 - Dan Harple, entrepreneurship and the mobile web

SmallBizPod #60 - Inspirational business planning

SmallBizPod #49 - Tuesday 19 June 2007