
Users can now email Tumblr posts directly from the homepage, or “dashboard.”

Users can now email Tumblr posts directly from the homepage, or “dashboard.”
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Tumblr will begin delivering promoted posts to its mobile users as well as its desktop users, the company said today.

Last week, Tumblr hit a major milestone: The platform now hosts more than 100 million blogs and gets more than 150 million unique visitors a month. Yet, Tumblr is still something of an enigma: The company hasn’t clearly defined how it will make money or fully solved its technical challenges.

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RebelMouse, a service that aggregates a user’s social content multiple networks onto a single page, launched an infinite-scroll feature.

After back-and-forth about whether Twitter would pull the plug on the blogging platform Posterous after acquiring it a year ago, Posterous announced today it will go dark on April 30.

The question-and-answer platform Quora will leverage its extensive set of topics to host blogs, the company said today.

During this year’s New Year’s Eve celebration at New York’s Time Square, New York-based Tumblr will help document the event with a steady stream of animated GIFs.

Time spent on social networks nearly doubled on tablets over the past year and time spent overall also grew, but Facebook drew 4 percent fewer unique visitors, according to a Nielsen report.

Fashion and beauty bloggers Jessie Holeva and Shannon Nelson provided advice on content strategy for blogs at NEPABlogCon, a social media conference in northeastern Pennsylvania, on Sept. 29.