harpercl

This plugin will add a widget that displays thumbnails of the most recently posted images from all the blogs in a network. It’s highly optimized to be scalable for large networks, so it should need only about 100 database queries even for a network of thousands of sites. And to keep any performance drain as minimal as possible, the plugin utilizes caching with an adjustable update interval.
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<li>Note that images are taken only from blogs and posts which don’t have privacy options enabled (compatible with <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/more-privacy-options/" rel="ugc">More Privacy Options</a>) and the image must be attached to a post. So essentially, only public images are shown.</li>
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The widget formatting is completely customizable via a template and/or CSS (if available). The template uses patterns that will plug in values for the following:
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<li>Image Title</li>
<li>Image Caption</li>
<li>Image Description</li>
<li>Image Thumbnail URL</li>
<li>Full Image URL</li>
<li>Image Publish Date</li>
<li>Parent Post Title</li>
<li>Parent Post URL</li>
<li>Blog URL</li>
</ul>

Sitewide Recent Images

A widget for multisite blogs to feature recent images from all the blogs on their network

Kenny Zaron

This plugin allows for network administrators on WordPress multisite environments to send an email to users that 
they select based on the users’ roles in individual sites. For example, checking only “editors” will go through 
each active site and add anyone with the role of “editor” to your list of emails to send to.
To use the plugin after installation & activation, find Users / Mass Email in the network admin dashboard in your 
multisite install. Then, select the user types you wish to email and click on the button for “Load the List”. This 
will load the list of users to email. Then you may compose your email in the boxes provided and click the send 
button at the bottom of the screen. If all goes well you will be presented with a confirmation page indicating 
that your email was sent successfully.
This plugin is NOT intended for administrators to be sending unsolicited spam to their users. In fact, it was 
created with more formal environments in mind. One example would be a University setting where administrators 
of the network may need to notify students and faculty of potential downtime. With the plugin’s implementation 
I would imagine it would be a highly inefficient way of sending spam anyway.

Network Mass Email

Allows network admins to send a manually created notification email to all registered users based on user role.

Sitewide Recent Images vs Network Mass Email