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Twitter Acquires Posterous

Mar 12, 2012, 4:09 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Twitter today announced that it has acquired Posterous for an undisclosed sum. Twitter said that Posterous Spaces will remain up and running for now. The company said it will notify users ahead of any potential changes. In the mean time, Posterous' engineers and product managers will be added to its team.

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gloopey1

Mar 12, 2012, 7:35 PM

OK, I'm officially old now...

...as I've never even heard of Posterous. 33 & I'm already over the hill! ☹️

Jayshmay

I will be 33 this August and have never heard of thus company either, so don't feel bad. Besides I'm sure with in a year the company will be folded into twitter and no longer exist.

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