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"Tumblr, one of the simplest blogging platforms around, is doing really well. Situated between WordPress, which requires a bit more effort to create and organize content, and Twitter, which requires almost no effort but also doesn't offer many features, Tumblr is the perfect tool for users who want to have a blog with photos, videos and other content embedded, but simply haven't got the time or the will to struggle with a complex blogging platform. \nHow is this working out for the company? Well, according to the neat infographic which it's sent us (see below), its traffic and user base is growing fast, and it has recently hit some major milestones.\n\n\n\n\nCompared to Twitter, Tumblr is still a small dot on the radar, but it's definitely growing fast enough to make an impact. The Tumblr team isn't slacking on the features, either; they recently added the option to add static pages to your blog, as well as dead simple, direct video uploads. \nLast but not least, Tumblr plans to launch two revenue generating features next month. Details are scarce (all we know is they'll be powered by the widget, pictured below), but with constant talk of Twitter's revenue generating plans (which are still completely open to interpretation), it'll be interesting to see how Tumblr plans to tackle the issue. Its success (or lack thereof) might pave the way for microblogging networks (although Tumblr arguably stands in the middle, between blogging and microblogging), an area traditionally devoid of revenue. \n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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