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New Jersey, United States,- The Blogging Platforms Market report forecasts promising growth and development for the period 2021-2028. The Blogging Platforms market research report defines key statistical data presented in an organized format including graphs, charts, tables, and illustrations to easily provide a detailed understanding of the Blogging Platforms market. The report comprises a comprehensive analysis of the Blogging Platforms market and provides key information on current and emerging trends, market drivers, and market insights from industry experts. The report takes into account the impact of COVID-19 on market growth. The study provides comprehensive coverage of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Blogging Platforms market and its key segments. In addition, it covers the current and future effects of the pandemic and provides a post-COVID-19 scenario to enable a more in-depth understanding of dynamic changes in market trends and scenarios. Global Blogging Platforms Market was valued at USD XXX Billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD XXX Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of % from 2020 to 2027. The report covers extensive analysis of the key market players in the market, along with their business overview, expansion plans, and strategies. The key players studied in…

Neil Gaiman assures fans that a Season 2 of Good Omens was always the plan for him and co-writer Terry Pratchett. Good Omens is getting a second season and Neil Gaiman, co-author of the original novel, says that this was what he and the late Terry Pratchett always wanted. When asked on Tumblr when he decided to keep the story of Good Omens going after the point where the book ends, Gaiman answered "In 2010 when Terry and I agreed to let people go forward with making Good Omens as a TV show, we talked about the shape of the show as a whole and where it would go." The second season of Good Omens will see Gaiman return as showrunner alongside director Douglas Mackinnon and actors David Tennant and Michael Sheen as Crowley and Aziraphale, respectively. In another post, Gaiman discussed how he and Pratchett first brainstormed the sequel in 1989, a year before Good Omens was published. "We fully intended to write it, whenever we next had three or four months free," he wrote. "Only I went to live in America and Terry stayed in the UK, and after Good Omens was published Sandman became SANDMAN and Discworld became DISCWORLD™ and there wasn’t ever a good time. But we…

It seems that Superrmassive may be gearing up the announce the fourth title in The Dark Pictures anthology as they have recently filed for a new trademark for a new game, The Dark Pictures The Devil In Me.The trademark (as spotted on Twitter,) bears the very same skull (though altered) as previous Dark Pictures titles, with the title being “Devil In Me”. The ”V” is styled different as explained by the trademark description.The mark consists of the word THE on top of the words DARK PICTURES, stacked on top of the words THE DEVIL IN ME. The letter V in the word DEVIL is stylized, with a magnifying glass attached to the bottom of the letter V. On the left of the mark, there is a left-facing skull with a compass inside the skull.A logo is accompanied with the trademark filing.There are no further details, though that isn’t surprising all considering that the third game in the anthology, House of Ashes, will be releasing in October this year. We likely won’t see anything about The Devil In Me until then.If this is legit, and we believe it is, this is the fourth game of the anthology all published by Bandai…

Mind-blowing facts with a side of snarky responses. 2. Sam Bartram, a goalkeeper for the Charlton Athletic, once stood alone on the field for 15 minutes because he didn't realize the game had been called off due to heavy fog. (It should be noted that this photo isn't actually of Bartram, though.) 3. Advertisers avoided buying radio ads at first because they seemed intrusive. 4. There was a silk monopoly in the sixth century until two Byzantine monks smuggled silkworm eggs out of China. 5. A man once had the hiccups for 68 years. For about half that time, he was hiccuping about 40 times a minute. 6. In 1896, a train company crashed two locomotives as a publicity stunt. The locomotives exploded (of course), and the debris killed two people and injured dozens more. William Crush was fired the next day over the stunt, but after backlash from the public he was rehired and subsequently worked at the company until his retirement. 7. An AI program designed to identify bread and pastries is now used for everything from cancer detection to jet engine repair. 8. If mirrors have a color, it's green, because glass reflects green light more than…

Guardians, a new event is headed your way next week in Destiny 2 with the Solstic of Heroes! With the new event, Bungie will be rolling out the Destiny 2 upcoming patch 3.2.1! This client-side patch will be deployed on Tuesday, July 6, and will bring a host of gameplay changes, weapon balancing, and of course, the new event!Before the patch is out however, Bungie has given us a preview of the patch and what will be in it! Note that these aren’t the final patch notes, but what’s listed below is some of the confirmed fixes included in the upcoming title update this July 6.Destiny 2 Upcoming Patch 3.2.1 Preview:Scheduled roll out: 10 AM PST/1 PM EST/1 AM HKT Here’s a quick list of some high-priority changes to expect next Tuesday when the patch hits your hard drive.Expunge StyxFixed an issue where the Codestrider platform over the boss would fail to have collision in certain circumstances.TartarusFixed an issue where a Codestrider platform would fail to have collision in certain circumstances.Fixed an issue where defeating the boss before the second immunity phase would block mission completion.Strikes The Inverted SpireFixed an issue where players who died in the drill area could have their Ghosts…

Thankfully, the good people of Tumblr came through with the jokes, so that we all might have a chuckle along with our nerves. Here are a few of the funniest posts: 🚨 WARNING: This post contains some biiiiiig spoilers for Episode 4 of Loki! If you haven't seen it yet, give it a watch and come on back after!🚨

Photo by Farhan Monir Hussain/EyeEmIf I’m being honest with myself, I realised that I was queer when I was very young. Or I realised that I like girls when I was very young. The first utterance of “I’m bisexual” came at 17, drunk on cider in a dodgy pub in rural Hertfordshire, but it was a watershed moment nonetheless. Seventeen is supposed to be the time for a person’s archetypal coming-of-age moments. Judaism celebrates the coming of age through a bar or bat mitzvah, South American culture through the quinceañera and Catholicism through the confirmation. For a non-religious person like me, however, these moments included first dates, first kisses and first sexual encounters.Significant though it is, the coming-of-age trope is heavily romanticised. One simple definition labels it “the age or occasion when one formally becomes an adult” but when I was a teenager, it felt much more significant. I grew up during the heyday of Tumblr: GIFs of Emma Watson in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, riding in the back of a pick-up truck with her arms to the sky, dominated my timeline. I spent years chasing that teenage euphoria, wishing I could come into my own as everyone else…

Starting today, Pinterest will prohibit all advertisers from sharing ads that promote weight loss. This includes any language and imagery that encourages weight loss, promotes weight loss products, idealizes certain body types, or references the BMI (which is often a poor indicator of overall health). This makes Pinterest the first major social media platform to take this stance. Social media has played a role in promoting harmful beauty standards for as long as it’s existed. But even as “body positivity” has eclipsed the “thinspo” that proliferated on Tumblr a decade ago, sometimes, the trend can be a thin veil for weight stigma. Take a company like Weight Watchers, for example, which re-branded to WW (“Wellness That Works”) in 2018, yet continues to boast its members’ weight loss stories on its website. Even when online content about weight loss is well-meaning, it often contributes to a rise in disordered eating behavior rather than healthy habits, which is why the wellness industry can be so harmful. Pinterest developed its updated ad policy with guidance from the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), which has also worked with platforms like Tumblr and Facebook in the past. Since March 2020, the onset of the pandemic…

Cannabis lifestyle brand Civilized Worldwide Inc. is teaming up with Tumblr to design the network's first cannabis industry blog, which is expected to launch in July. Civilized will be the cannabis content curator for the new site, Cannabis.Tumblr.com and will build out its content and community of contributors and partners to create a "culturally accurate, informative and entertaining cannabis experience for the Tumblr community." Not A Moment Too Soon Tumblr's ever-expanding audience accounts for 21% of CBD sales in the U.S. based on a 2020 analysis done by GWI Global. At the beginning of this year, the popular Gen Z-attractive social networking site had 327 million unique visitors across the world. “Just a few weeks ago we announced our re-launch with a focus on amplifying the voice of the cannabis, hemp and CBD communities,” said Terri MacDonald Riedle, CEO and co-founder of Civilized. “Now, our strategic partnership with Tumblr is an exciting extension of that promise. The Tumblr audience is a critical community for our industry, and we are thrilled to directly introduce their membership of millions to broader cannabis culture.” Terry City, vice president of brand partnerships at Tumblr, added that they are pleased to partner with Civilized and utilize their experience on this project while advancing their platform. “We are thrilled to have…

What Should Queer Representation in the MCU Even Look Like? Episode three of Marvel’s Loki gave some fans something they’ve been waiting over a decade to see: a confirmed queer leading character in an MCU property. Loki has been a fan favorite going back to the release of Thor in 2011. (The original Tumblr fandom is living its absolute best life these days.) So it’s no surprise that Loki’s confirmation as bisexual sent fans into an emotional tweetstorm of queer glee. Series director Kate Herron, who is bisexual herself, shared her own connection to the episode. Though she called the inclusion a “small step” in terms of representation in the MCU,  she added, “I’m happy, and heart is so full.” Herron’s statement on the importance of Loki’s bisexuality becoming text marks a major shift in the MCU. Loki’s coming out follows years of fan criticism of the way the MCU has handled queer representation to date. As one fan noted in 2019, with then 22 movies on the books and a host of tangential television properties, “the lack of LGBTQ+ characters and tendency to queerbait characters is beyond frustrating.” (Note: Loki doesn’t use the word “bisexual,” but maybe we can…