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// brewed by the community since 2023

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The outlets covering
WCBLR 2026

Independent publications, channels and newsletters carrying WordCamp Bengaluru to their own audiences, in their own formats and their own languages.

Applications closed

Mon 24 Aug 2026

23:59 IST

Everyone hears back

Mon 31 Aug 2026

Yes or no, either way

Partners announced

Fri 4 Sep 2026

Here and on our channels

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Who is carrying it already

Listed alphabetically. Each one applied through the call and agreed to the same terms.

Quarterly magazine

Prospera X

Prospera X, India’s first-ever Youth Business Magazine in both print and digital formats, has successfully completed its inaugural year, emerging as a trusted platform with a global readership of over 32,000. Published quarterly, the magazine showcases inspiring stories, insights, and opportunities for entrepreneurs, startups, freelancers, socially responsible businesses, and emerging leaders, while fostering meaningful connections between industry, academia, and the next generation of changemakers.

Digital publication

The Hashtag India

The Hashtag India is a digital media platform focused on discovering and storytelling around Food, Travel, Technology, Events, Culture, and contemporary experiences. We create engaging editorial, video, and social-first content that connects audiences with inspiring people, places, ideas, brands, and communities.

Our approach is rooted in storytelling, creative content, and authentic experiences, helping audiences discover what’s new, relevant, and worth talking about.

Weekly newsletter

The WP Weekly

The WP Weekly is an email newsletter for WordPress professionals sharing the best bits from the WordPress ecosystem in a concise way that should take at most 10 minutes of reading time.

Ideal for WordPress product creators, freelancers, DIYers, and agency owners to stay updated. Learn about the latest project launches, tools, plugin updates, new features, and core WordPress updates every week.

Also, track various online and offline events for WordPress learning and connections. Stay informed on the business side of WordPress with new acquisitions, investments, and deals on different WordPress products.

Hindi podcast

WPBaat

WPBaat हिंदी पॉडकास्ट अबतक YouTube और २०+ ऑडियो प्लेटफॉर्म्स पर आप सुन सकते जिसमें हम WordPress के अलग-अलग विषयों एवं अलग-अलग इंडस्ट्री के key challenges के साथ-साथ WordPress + इंडस्ट्री को जोड़के हम एपिसोड्स पब्लिश करते हैं जिनमें भारत की विभिन्न में स्थित WordPress कम्युनिटी मेंबर्स और इंडस्ट्री एक्सपर्ट्स का इंटरव्यूज़ हम करते हैं | WPBaat हिंदी पॉडकास्ट ने अबतक २२ एपिसोड पब्लिश किये हैं एवं WordCamp नागपुर/कोल्हापुर/भोपाल के मीडिया पार्टनर भी रह चुके हैं |

Community platform

WPFolks

WPFolks is a free community platform for the people who build with WordPress: plugin and theme developers, freelancers, agency folks, contributors, translators, event organisers, writers, and everyone new to the ecosystem finding their footing. It is a place to have a profile, connect with other folks, and see what the community is shipping.

Beyond profiles and directories, WPFolks brings together plugins, themes, snippets, ideas, jobs, deals, businesses, and events under one roof. Folks Academy runs live workshops from community hosts. Folks TV curates videos from WordPress creators around the web. A weekly digest and a public roadmap keep folks in the loop on what is happening and what is coming next.

Video channel

WPoetsTV

WPoets is a WordPress development agency based in Pune, building WordPress websites, themes, and plugins for businesses around the world. We enjoy solving complex WordPress challenges and helping teams keep their websites growing through continuous improvements.

Alongside our development work, we’re active members of the WordPress community. Our team has spoken at WordCamps, contributed to Hindi translations, reviewed themes, and hosted local WordPress Meetups because we believe in giving back to the open-source community.

WPoetsTV is our way of telling those community stories. We cover WordCamps, Meetups, and open-source events through interviews, podcasts, event highlights, behind-the-scenes moments, and short videos. Our goal is simple: showcase the amazing people behind WordPress and make community knowledge accessible to everyone.

Tutorials and training

WPSimplified

WPSimplified is your go-to place for learning WordPress without the stress or confusion. Led by industry expert Sunil Kumar Sharma, the platform breaks down complex web development topics into simple, practical steps anyone can follow, whether you are just starting out or working toward becoming a professional developer. From building your first website to fixing technical issues or even launching a career in tech, WPSimplified offers clear tutorials, hands-on training, and real-world career guidance. It bridges the gap between feeling stuck and feeling confident, helping you create polished, professional digital experiences with ease. Join a growing community of learners and start unlocking your potential today, because at WPSimplified, WordPress is made simple, practical, and profitable.

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Where it turns up

Each of them runs their own editorial and files to their own schedule. Broadly, the coverage lands in three places.

01

Until 21 November

In the run-up

Previews, interviews with organisers and speakers, and the calls while they are still open.

02

21-22 November

The weekend itself

Corridor interviews, session highlights, and the parts of a WordCamp that never make the schedule: the queue for coffee, the contributor tables.

03

After the weekend

The long tail

Episodes, issues and write-ups on their own timelines. The weekend keeps existing in their feeds long after everyone has gone home.

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Two different arrangements

The two get run together often enough that it is worth setting them side by side. Both are welcome, and they are not the same thing.

◆ A media partner

Covers the event on their own channels, in their own voice, on their own schedule. In exchange, their name and logo sit on this site, on our channels and in the attendee guide.

  • No money moves in either direction
  • No booth and no speaking slot comes with it
  • No attendee contact details, and no collecting them at the venue

◆ A sponsor

Pays for the event to happen, which is a different arrangement with different terms on both sides.

  • Tiers are Suvarna, Belli and Kanchu, plus Global
  • Global is for sponsors who back WordPress events everywhere
  • What each tier includes is set out in the call for sponsors

If you have asked not to be filmed or photographed, you do not get published. That binds partners too, and it is in the Code of Conduct.

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The call is closed

Applications closed on 24 August. If you publish, broadcast, film or send anything that reaches people building for the open web and you missed this round, write to us through the contact page.

Partners announced

Friday
4 September 2026

Here and on our channels

Everyone hears back by Monday, 31 August.

Follow the outlets above and you will get most of WordCamp Bengaluru 2026 without leaving your feed. The rest of it only happens in the room.