Twitter has acquired Posterous, the best blogging platform (imho). This is probably the beginning of an end for Posterous brand and service. In the coming weeks, it will provide its users some ...

Why exactly did Twitter purchase microblogging/sharing site Posterous? It’s a talent grab, yes, but one that may have a very definite goal: Making Twitter and Apple the very best of social friends.

It was only a matter a time before Twitter pulled the plug on the blogging service it acquired one year ago. Jennifer Van Grove covered the social beat for CNET. She loves Boo the dog, CrossFit, and ...

Online sharing and blogging service Posterous has been getting a lot of attention recently. The development team is adding features regularly and it’s fast becoming the best way to share content with ...

It’s like this. Blogging was simple enough for most people, but Posterous makes it even simpler. And to add to the delight, it makes posting across multiple sites (Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Wordpress ...

New Y Combinator startup Posterous launches today with what might be the simplest blogging platform to date. Yes, it’s even easier to use than Tumblr, which has a cult-following of users who like to ...

We’re big fans of easy-to-use blogging platform Posterous, which has seen fast growth, revenue and impressive funding since its launch in 2008. Over the past six months Posterous has steadily added ...

Simplicity, thy name is Posterous. The Silicon Valley firm has been around since 2008 as a blogging platform for people who don't give a snort about blogging or platforms. You get an e-mail address ...

When a top blogger announces, after five successful years, that he’s moving onto a “lifestream” service because blogging feels old, people take notice. Posterous, wrote Micro Persuasion’s Steve Rubel ...

There are plenty of ways to blog a cat, and nearly all the tools out there work fine. But make no mistake: there’s a blogging arms race going on. Posterous is a curious tool. Its goal is to eliminate ...

and Posterous are the two most prominent “tumblogging” sites, i.e. sites that make blogging more straightforward by making it easier to post media. Both were launched within six months. But now Tumblr ...