Posterous: Online Publishing Made Eas(ier)y
<a href=”http://www.twitter.com/s_francouer”>Stephen Francouer</a>, one of Baruch’s many awesome librarians, turned me on to <a href=”http://www.posterous.com”>Posterous</a> yesterday. This is a service that allows you to publish to the web via a simple email to post@posterous.com; your posts will compile in your own space on posterous.com or can be configured to push out to your blog, Facebook or Twitter feeds, Flickr account, etc. The process elegantly handles image files, mp3s, and videos, and allows for tagging via “tag:” enclosed in double parentheses. Posterous also offers support for groups blogs and custom domains, and it’s easy to see this is a good tool for publishing while mobile or even for enabling those who are reticent to go through the trauma of learning the administrative interface of WordPress to publish easily from their Hotmail or AOL email accounts.
(By the way, I published this through an email to Posterous).
(tag: online-publishing, webtools)
