The new Freebie Images WordPress Plugin provides a nice interface for adding  free stock photos and images to your blog.

Features:

• Image Search
• Advanced Image Search
• Drag and Drop images right into your edit window.
• Easy to install and use.

Licensing:

The images provided by this plugin use the Creative Commons License with a few conditions:

• Attribution – Each image has a small watermark and a caption with a link.
• No Derivative Works – You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work.

From our testing, the plugin appears to work as expected, but does seem to conflict with a few other plugins that enhance the edit window in WordPress.

Give it a try, you just might like it!

Since we appear to be on a Twitter kick today, here is a list of even more tools for integrating Twitter with Word Press:

• Twitter Tools – This plugin that creates an integration between your WordPress blog and your Twitter account. It allows you to pull your tweets into your blog (as posts and digests) and create new tweets on blog posts and from within WordPress.
• Twitter for WordPress – Twitter for WordPress displays yours latest tweets in your WordPress blog.
• Tweetable – Tweetable is a WordPress Plugin intended to help integrate Twitter into your blog. It can tweet your blog posts as they are published, shortening the URLs with either Tr.im or Is.gd and optionally including Google Analytics campaign tags. You can display your latest tweet(s) in your blog sidebar with a customizable widget, which can even display your follower count.
• Official Twitter Widget – Widgets let you display Twitter updates on your website or social network page.
• Twitpress – Twitpress is a really simple WordPress plugin that does one thing: Every time you publish a post on your blog, it tweets an update to your twitter account.
• Bird Feeder – Bird Feeder is a WordPress plug-in that simply tweets when you publish a post. It doesn’t do anything else, nor will it ever.
• Twitterfeed – Posts your blog updates to your twitter account. Login to twitterfeed using your OpenID, provide the URL for your blog RSS feed, and how often to post to Twitter.

Here is a great little plugin for Word Press to help people follow you on Twitter.

Follow Me Plugin Website

WP FollowMe is a wordpress plugin that allow you to add a twitter “Follow me” badge on your wordpress blog.

With FollowMe you can:

• change the color of the badge
• change the follow me label (Follow me /  Follow us)
• change the position of the badge (left side or right side and the distance from top)

What you need to use this plugin :

• a wordpress powered website (blog)
• a twitter.com account (obviously)

We have just installed a new Word Press plugin that should also post to our Twitter account.

Testing 123 .. cross your fingers.

Here is the link to the plugin : Twit-update

Updated Quick Blogcast now easier for users and visitors alike.

Most Quick Blogcast owners want to moderate blog comments, approving them before they are made public. But when a trusted visitor leaves frequent comments, it gets tedious approving that commenter again and again.

For those trusted individuals, you can moderate their comment once and then add them to the un-moderated commenter’s list. Any future comments will display immediately. And if that person ever turns on you, it’s easy to take away the privilege.

To add a commenter to the un-moderated commenter’s list, select Comments from the Manage Entries menu. Click the checkbox in front of that person’s comment and select Approve Comment and Add Commenter from the Select action drop-down list. Then click Apply.

But that’s not all…

If you’ve ever wanted to add navigation buttons to other blogs or to your WebSite Tonight® site, it’s easy with the new Navigation Editor.

With paid Quick Blogcast accounts, you can edit your navigation by selecting Navigation from the Design Blog menu. The editor then lets you add new navigation and subnavigation items (subnavigation is only supported if you have Deluxe or Premium Quick Blogcast).

Learn More