Last night, on the Tumblr staff blog, Derek Gottfrid, the company's vice president of product, posted an "important security update for iPhone/iPad users".
Announcing the deal on Tumblr's staff blog, Karp said: "Before touching on how awesome this is, let me try to allay any concerns: We're not turning purple.
"She is proving herself temperamentally unfit for the presidency," writes Jonathan Chait at The Plank, the staff blog for The New Republic.
Byron York, the White House correspondent for National Review, calls the Iraq war a "mistake" in a post at The Corner, National Review's staff blog.
Well, you and 96percentt of the country can go ahead and pat yourselves on the back," Patashnik writes at The Plank, his magazine's staff blog.
Their work — both documenting the Tumblr service and marketing it to users — will appear on the Web site's staff blog and on a separate part of tumblr.com that has not been set up yet, a Tumblr spokeswoman said Wednesday.
By Matt Buchanan July 17 , 2013Last night, on the Tumblr staff blog, Derek Gottfrid, the company's vice president of product, posted an "important security update for iPhone/iPad users".
The success of the Huffington Post, which launched in May 2005 with a combination of original reporting by members of staff, blog posts from volunteers (including many celebrity friends of Arianna Huffington's, the site's co-founder) and links to news stories on other sites, showed the appeal of what Ms Huffington calls a "hybrid" approach that melds old and new, professional and amateur.
In a message on his firm's staff blog this week, Mr Karp stressed that the deal with Yahoo would leave Tumblr with plenty of independence—"We're not turning purple," he wrote, referring to the corporate colour scheme of its new owner before signing off with a distinctly uncorporate: "Fuck yeah, David".It is not surprising that Yahoo's purchase has unnerved many Tumblr users.
But The New Republic's Jason Zengerle says the book contains "nothing terribly surprising": "Bush displayed a 'lack of inquisitiveness'; the administration operated in a 'permanent campaign mode'; the Iraq war 'was not necessary.' " "Writing a harsh tell-all memoir of the Bush years is just good business sense at this point," Zengerle writes at The Plank, his magazine's staff blog.
A reader at The Plank, The New Republic's staff blog, has done some interesting figuring from the exit polls to come up with a plausible measure of the "Limbaugh effect" (the number of Republican voters who are strategically voting for either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama as part of Rush Limbaugh's "Operation Chaos") in Indiana.
