From radar.oreilly.com
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For a few weeks, I've been testing a tool called Posterous, and I've come to like it a lot. You can post blogs simply by emailing post@posterous.com or a similar address - you don't even need an "account" or a "login" or a "password." Even in the private sector, this is considered a cool feature. But for government employees, it could be a breath of life in an otherwise locked-down state of cybersecurity affairs.
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Posterous lets you post stuff by emailing their service – it passes it on to Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Flickr, YouTube, and lots of others. I’m just testing it at the moment, so you probably want to ignore this post.
Testing Markdown – test. Not sure if that will work – may work on PigPog, if Posterous [...]
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From pigpog.com
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A few weeks ago, we talked about Tumblr's most worthy rival, a blogging platform called Posterous. It's just become that much more worthy.
The Y-Combinator startup believes that you should be able to post everything to your blog using email--whether you're uploading pictures, video, audio or just text. A noble gesture it was, but with one fatal flaw: Posterous blogs had no themes. That's right: they were blank white.
This isn't all bad...
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From fastcompany.com
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Posterous, the popular minimalist blogging service, just released a major update to its service, which includes customizable themes, a feature a lot of users had been waiting for. Users can now choose between five different themes, all of which are highly customizable. According to the company, additional themes will be added over time. Users can now also easily import their Tumblr blogs and even use their Tumblr themes as Posterous now also...
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From feedproxy.google.com
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In between the realm of full-featured blogs (e.g. Wordpress, Typepad) and the microblog (e.g. Twitter), there is the dead-simple blog platform Posterous. It has won the hearts and minds of many users with its bookmarklet, its easy photo sharing features, and of course, its ability to create blog posts via email.
While these features have been winners, Posterous has lacked one major feature that larger competitors such as Tumblr offer: custom...
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From feedburner.com
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MSPNET Posterous webpage. http://mspnet.blogspot.com / http://twitter.com/mspnet. « Back to blog. Viewed 35 times. Favorited 0 times. Nobody has faved this post yet. If you login or signup, you'll be able to mark this post as a favorite ...
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