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A reason for few posts this weekend: I was a little concerned about the Tumblr security breach

But Tumblr responded to the worrying security issue: We’re triple checking everything and bringing in outside auditors to confirm, but we have no reason to believe that anything was compromised. We’re certain that none of your personal information (passwords, etc.) was exposed, and your blog is backed up and safe as always. This was an … Read moreA reason for few posts this weekend: I was a little concerned about the Tumblr security breach

That just sort of turns my stomach, the thought of ever having any brand linking on the dashboard taking people out of Tumblr. Anyone with a blog on Tumblr can promote content in their posts, can put any ads they want on the blog. The idea of ever forcing them to put something on their … Read more

If Tumblr is free, how does it make money?

That question, along with many others, answered by David Karp .. The answer on Tumblr profits, if you’re interested, David Karp said: There are a couple things we are excited about: promoting content and marketplaces. The marketplaces are awesome to us because they allow us to cut big checks to our guest developers. People who … Read moreIf Tumblr is free, how does it make money?

If Tumblr is free, how does it make money?

That question, along with many others, answered by David Karp .. The answer on Tumblr profits, if you’re interested, David Karp said: There are a couple things we are excited about: promoting content and marketplaces. The marketplaces are awesome to us because they allow us to cut big checks to our guest developers. People who … Read moreIf Tumblr is free, how does it make money?