# Blogging platforms - Summer 2014

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TheNextWeb.com story  titled [The  best blogging and publishing platforms on the Internet today,](http://thenextweb.com/apps/2013/08/16/best-blogging-services/) which was updated in June 2014:

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While social has changed how we communicate online, blogging remains a core part of things. In fact, the truth is that there’s never been a better time to blog. Social networks help build audiences and deliver content to readers.
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more.

The list according to the article with the links pointing to more info within the article:


1. [WordPress.com](http://wordpress.com) - [WordPress.org](http://wordpress.org)
1. [Blogger](http://blogger.com/)
1. [Tumblr](http://tumblr.com/)
1. [Medium](http://medium.com)
1. [Svbtle](http://svbtle.com)
1. [Quora](http://quora.com)
1. [Postach.io](http://postach.io/)
1. [Google+](http://plus.google.com/)
1. [Facebook Notes](http://facebook.com/notes)
1. [SETT](http://sett.com/)
1. [Ghost](http://tryghost.org/)
1. [Squarespace](http://squarespace.com/)
1. [Typepad](http://typepad.com/)
1. [Posthaven](http://posthaven.com/)
1. [LinkedIn Influencers](http://linkedin.com/today/influencers)


br. From this post: <http://inessential.com/2014/10/04/blog_engine_choice> added the following tools:

* Fargo]
* Jekyll
* Engineer
* Kirby
* Squarespace
* Middleman
* Hugo
* Camel
* Pollen
* Craft
* Prose
* Blosxom
* Octopress

And of course [MovableType](https://movabletype.org).

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