What is Tumblr?
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Tumblr is a media network that allows users to follow creators and publish various types of content like photos, audio, and text on their own customizable blogs. It hosts over 105 million blogs and gets 300 million monthly visitors. While similar to Pinterest, Tumblr differs in that it supports a wider variety of content beyond just images and users have more customization options for their blogs.
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