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Remember when we all decided Tumblr wasn't stable to host a professional site? Well... these people didn't. http://theatlantic.tumblr.com/ http://theatlantic.t
by brokentone 14y ago
Remember when we all decided Tumblr wasn't stable to host a professional site? Well... these people didn't.
http://theatlantic.tumblr.com/ http://theatlantic.tumblr.com/
http://fox411.blogs.foxnews.com/ http://fox411.blogs.foxnews.com/
http://motherjones.tumblr.com/ http://motherjones.tumblr.com/
http://gq.tumblr.com/ http://gq.tumblr.com/
http://tumblr.elle.com/ http://tumblr.elle.com/
- blake8086 14y agoIf the cost of hosting elsewhere exceeds the cost of the downtime, they made the right choice.
- brokentone 14y agoUsed to work at Fox, helped write the theme Lot lot lot more costs involved, including an inane templating system that took way longer to work with than to build normally. Hosting would have happened on the existing platform adding little to no cost. Also, the cost (lost revenue, people running around pointing fingers) of downtime for a site that large (yes, even the entertainment blog) quickly DWARFS any possible hosting costs. edit:formatting
- OverlordXenu 14y agoAren't those essentially just advertising for the main sites?