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...Virginia and in the San Francisco Bay, for example. Tumblr stores my random blogs in Austin, Texas, and in New York before casting its blog posts to Amazon's network on the West Coast. I learned some companies, like Microsoft and Amazon,...

In this article: Google, Amazon, Facebook, IBM, Cloud computing, Microsoft, E mail, Gmail, San Jose, and California

...Twitter via the free customization. Tumblr allows users to create more than one blog and add more than one contributor for free; however, all edits show up in the same dashboard in chronological order. This means you may have to dig to...

In this article: Posterous, Twitter, TypePad, Iphone, Facebook, WordPress, Flickr, Soup.io, and Noovo

...have a coffee company, what you want is to build your brand. It's all about engagement. You create a Twitter account, a Tumblr account, a Facebook fan page. You start talking. If you own a soda company, you get on there and say, "We're thinking...

In this article: Twitter, Gary Vaynerchuk, Facebook, Hulu, New Jersey, Revenue, and E-mail

...a WordPress blog and two Flickr accounts. I have them all pretty unified, but only in chunks: Tumblr takes care of Facebook and Twitter, for example, but can't talk to the Drupal blog (Posterous can). It's clear that what's driving the...

In this article: Posterous, Iphone, WordPress, Twitter, Facebook, Virb, Blogger, FriendFeed, and Flickr

...morning over breakfast. It's definitely front and center in his mind. Twitter, Friendfeed, Facebook, Tumblr and Posterous are all platforms that embrace the stream metaphor. Blogs, RSS, static news stories are remnants from the era of pages.

In this article: Posterous, Twitter, FriendFeed, Google Reader, Predictably Irrational, Iphone, and Facebook