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Blogging Platforms Compared: WordPress vs Tumblr vs Blogger - CMSWire.com

WordPress, Tumblr, and Blogger are three popular blogging platforms (with the former powering 30 percent of the known internet). Following our Medium vs WordPress comparison , it’s time to ... read more

WordPress vs Tumblr vs Blogger - Digital Trends

Blogger is a happy medium between Tumblr and WordPress — not too sparse but not too loaded, either. It’s also the oldest of the three, having launched in 1999, and helped popularize blogging ... read more

Five Best Blogging Platforms - Lifehacker

SquareSpace (Web-Based, From $8 per month). SquareSpace is a commercial blogging platform with packages ranging from $8-50 per month. One of the nice things about their pricing schedule is that it ... read more

Squarespace 6: Rebuilt From The Ground Up To Take On WordPress, Tumblr ...

And Squarespace, the premium hosted blogging platform that raised a whopping $38.5 million in summer 2010, is about to take all of them on.. Today the company is unveiling Squarespace 6 — a ... read more

Which Blogging Platform Should I Use? - Lifehacker

Sincerely, Bewildered Blogger. Dear BB, WordPress is popular because it's great. So is Tumblr.Of course, these two platforms are vastly different. WordPress can be hosted by WordPress or self ... read more

Top five blog platforms - CNET

All five of the hosted platforms are either free or cost less than $10 per month, and each has its own set of pros and cons. Each of those feature sets can make a platform sing for one user while ... read more

CMS Showdown: Squarespace or WordPress for Your Business - CMSWire.com

WordPress is one of the largest platforms that powers 30% of the top 10 million websites. With that said, over 3.5 million sites use Squarespace , and that number continues to grow. read more

Squarespace vs. WordPress – Forbes Advisor UK

Squarespace vs. WordPress: at a glance. Squarespace is a software as a service (SaaS), all-in-one beginner website builder. It is designed for users who want to pay one flat fee to access ... read more

Tumblr migrates more than 500 million blogs to WordPress

Automattic acquired Tumblr in a humbling fire sale for just $3 million—a far cry from the $1 billion the platform was worth to Yahoo not all that many years ago. read more