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Will the next episode of “30 Rock” explore Jack Donaghy’s adventures into social media blogging platform Stumblr?
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Welcome to NBCUniversal’s tumblr. Here, we’re going to attempt to tell the long and colorful story of our company…
Hey, Tumblrs,
We’ve had a good time blogging here. So much so that we’ve decided that the Los Angeles Times needs a larger Tumblr presence beyond the mobile world.
Introducing:
Get excited. And get ready for the most dynamic L.A. Times content fit for Tumblr on a daily basis.
If you have suggestions, questions, or generally have something to say, tell us here or at go@latimes.com. We welcome all commentary and hearts. <3
Love,
The Go Team
Photo: A little something hanging in the Go offices. Credit: Lori Kozlowski / Los Angeles Times
YOU DON’T NEED AN IPAD TO READ THE DAILY
Yesterday, I suggested that someone build an unofficial official homepage for The Daily, because it doesn’t really have a homepage. Yay yay, Andy Baio did it:
And it’s on Tumblr! Reblog that.
The Oatmeal tries to help Tumblr out. It’s kind of sweet.
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If you’re going to go down, you might as well blame it on an imaginary animal like Twitter did with their infamous Fail Whale. I’ve taken the liberty of creating this animal for you:
Please use it.
Please oh please.
Someone in the office is wearing this today.
Tumblr ring?
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With the help of Mark Coatney from Tumblr, we’ve compiled a list of news media Tumblrs to follow.
What’s your favorite?
Tumblr is drawing up all kinds of off-the-wall methods to make money from its micro-blogging and social-networking website. Founder David Karp and his 11-person team hasn’t quite struck gold yet, but they refuse to venture down the traditional route of plastering advertisements on the site.
The wordsmiths of L.A.’s Tumblr community can spin an entertaining yarn.
To the thrill of internet stalkers, tonight’s “4 Days” storytelling event at M Bar allows IRL (in real life) access to writer-bloggers including Natasha Vargas-Cooper, Tess Lynch, Adam Blagg and Molly McAleer— a.k.a. Molls.
M Bar, 1253 Vine St., Hollywood; February 23 at 9:30 p.m.; $10; RSVP at http://blog.4-days.com/
