Many friends have been asking me why we acquired Tabblo since we
already owned Snapfish and whether we were planning to integrate both. Rather than repeat the same story, I thought I would blog about it!
Photo site Tabblo is not a traditional photo sharing site; Tabblo makes it easy to import photos from sites like Flickr and arrange them with text to make large posters, called Tabblos (from the French word tableau), to print directly from the web. In the last nine months since its creation, 150 thousand tabblos were created, using 5 million photos.
The plan is to take the entire Tabblo set of tools— the editor, the AJAX template engine, and the output formats and transform the web-to-print experience. Imagine if you could manipulate, format and print your entire blog history (text, graphics and photos), your MySpace page, personalized maps and books!
Tabblo’s website will remain intact and separate from Snapfish.
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