Is Posterous taking Tumblr’s easy blogging crown?
When it comes to 140 character microblogging, Twitter has established itself as the leader. In hosted blogging, Blogger leads the way. And if you’re hosting your own blog, then WordPress is the most...
View ArticleMashable misses something in the Posterous vs Tumblr showdown
I’ve long been a fan of Mashable amongst the top tech blogs, and this comparison of the Tumblr and Posterous services goes some way to explaining why. They combine news with good in-depth analysis of...
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A recap on the original three microblogging platforms.
Once upon a time, there were three prominent microblogging platforms, Twitter, Plurk and Jaiku. One became incredibly popular, one introduced a side-on view, and one was acquired and then released by...
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PicPosterous – iPhone app for Posterous launches
Posterous straddles the bridge between microblogging and lifestreaming, and although founder Sachin Agarwal definitely prefers the latter description, I’m guessing it’s of interest to you – both as a...
View ArticleWhat are you using Posterous for?
I’m really intrigued to find out what other people are using Posterous for. The ease with which you can post by email, and send images and video which are automatically resized means I keep toying with...
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Tumblr: Stats, the ability to add pages, and revenue on the way
I’m a big fan of both Tumblr and Posterous, despite not really having the time/project to make the best use of them at the moment. So the fact that Tumblr has released a new feature, some interesting...
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How to import Posterous to self-hosted WordPress
With the news that Posterous will be closing on April 30, 2013, many people are now looking to export their content and start to publish on a different platform. We tend to always recommend...
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