David Karp leaving Tumblr
David Karp leaving Tumblr
David Karp is leaving his established blogging platform Tumblr Popular blogging platform Tumblr around the world. He is the founder and chief executive officer of the company. In 2013, Yahoo acquired Tumblr for $ 110 million. Verizon has recently bought Yahoo.
On Monday, David Karp said he would leave his 11-year-old Tumblr The company's chief operating officer Jeff Deinferi is also in charge of Tumblr.
Karp said that he has decided to reflect on personal goals for a long time.
In 2007, Carbon formed the blog platform Tumblr in New York, USA. The blogging platform has the opportunity to share a short subject as well as writing articles. There are 38 million blogs in Tumblr.
To attract more youth to the online world, Yahoo! acquired Tumblr in 2013.
Recently joining Veron's online department OAH with Yahoo!. They are doing pruning staff to pitch the organization. The company has plans to cut 4 percent of the workforce by 4 percent. Although Yahoo has four months to buy, Verizon still holds the band.
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David Karp is leaving his established blogging platform Tumblr Popular blogging platform Tumblr around the world. He is the founder and chief executive officer of the company. In 2013, Yahoo acquired Tumblr for $ 110 million. Verizon has recently bought Yahoo.
On Monday, David Karp said he would leave his 11-year-old Tumblr The company's chief operating officer Jeff Deinferi is also in charge of Tumblr.
Karp said that he has decided to reflect on personal goals for a long time.
In 2007, Carbon formed the blog platform Tumblr in New York, USA. The blogging platform has the opportunity to share a short subject as well as writing articles. There are 38 million blogs in Tumblr.
To attract more youth to the online world, Yahoo! acquired Tumblr in 2013.
Recently joining Veron's online department OAH with Yahoo!. They are doing pruning staff to pitch the organization. The company has plans to cut 4 percent of the workforce by 4 percent. Although Yahoo has four months to buy, Verizon still holds the band.
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