April 5, 2009 — Matt Mullenweg delivers the State of the Word to WordCamp Hong Kong.

March 24, 2009 — <<<Recommended in full-screen, with HD On 🙂

WordPress for iPhone is a free application for blogging on the move. In this 3 minute video we take a tour of what’s old and what’s new with version 1.2 of the application.

AKA: 2009 – A CellPhone Odyssey.

March 16, 2009 — This video, by Tom Johnson of I’d Rather Be Writing explains the different files that make up the template of your WordPress blog. Templates discussed include index.php, single.php, category.php, tag.php, search.php, author.php, and more.

March 6, 2009 — If you want to take your comments to the next level on your self-hosted WordPress blog, check out Intense Debate plugins from Intense Debate.

February 28, 2009 — Gil Asakawa from MediaNews Group Interactive talks about the role of blogging and community leaders in the future of mass media and publishing.

February 28, 2009 — Jeremy Harrington, Kevin Menzie, and Brian Warren sit for a panel discussion on web design principles, themes, and designing for client needs using WordPress.

February 28, 2009 — Matt Mullenweg delivers the State of the Word to WordCamp Denver.

February 27, 2009 — If you’re using Internet Explorer, you might want to consider beefing it up with the Gears plugin from Google – it’ll speed up the way you work with web applications like WordPress. Here’s the why and how in under 2 minutes.

There are separate videos for Firefox and Safari should you prefer.

Best served in full-screen with HD on 🙂

February 24, 2009 — If your hosting package only allows you one MySQL database, then this video is for you. Kenneth Watt (founder
of TechnoFinger) shows you how to edit your wp-config.php file so that multiple versions of WordPress can be run on the one MySQL database.

February 13, 2009 — If you’d like to add a PayPal donations button to your WordPress.com blog, this short tutorial will show you how

There’s also a different version of the video for self-hosted WordPress bloggers.

You can access the PayPal graphics mentioned in the video from this page of the WordPress.com support site