This is Matt’s third time on Decoder; back in 2022, we had him on twice, first to talk about Automattic and WordPress broadly ...

Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg confirmed that the company is no longer working on migrating its Tumblr blogging platform to ...

Automattic’s plan to move Tumblr’s backend over to WordPress is now “on hold,” Automattic founder and CEO Matt Mullenweg says ...

Automattic CEO said its 99% cutback in development hours may force WP Engine to settle their lawsuit.

Mullenweg is chairman of the WordPress Foundation—the nonprofit that supports WordPress and oversees its trademarks, and he controls the website that serves as the gateway to WordPress resources.

“I would love to go back to the negotiating table,” Mullenweg said, adding that the terms would now be a lot less attractive than they were months ago. “They have caused a lot of trauma ...

Matt Mullenweg commented that the conflict he initiated could eventually lead to the closure of WordPress.org. He claimed that the only way to end the conflict was for WP Engine to drop their ...

Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress and CEO of Automattic announced on Reddit that WP Engine initiated legal action against WordPress, Automattic, and Mullenweg himself. Mullenweg wrote that ...

Mullenweg also said, "Automattic had the commercial rights to the WordPress trademark and could sub-license, hence why the payment should go to Automattic for commercial use of the trademark.

Automattic workers chose to quit the company, and take a large check, rather than continue being a part of the Matt Mullenweg and WP Engine drama.

Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg says the company is "very short-staffed" amid WordPress's ongoing drama with WP Engine, which hosts websites built on WordPress. The WordPress co-founder took the ...

Is Matt Mullenweg the Mad King of WordPress? Mullenweg’s open-source empire dominates the web. But his attack on competitor WP Engine may be putting it all at risk.