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Park Place, Boardwalk, FeedBurner….Google Buys More Property
Google finally announced their long rumored acquisition of FeedBurner. FeedBurner is a small company of about 30 employees and although the exact financial details have not been released, Google will pay around $100 million for the platform that allows content creators to monetize their feeds with ads. FeedBurner also offers detailed [...] more...
An RSS Refresher: FeedBurner’s Brent Hill Fires Off on the State of Feed Management
It’s hard to believe six months have already passed since ADOTAS dove into RSS, as we surveyed execs from the medium’s top companies while getting an insider’s view on its current use and future potential. But since online marketing trends and technologies seem to emerge (and vanish) with the patience and [...] more...
FeedBurner Signs IT-Friendly Network
RSS feed management company FeedBurner has announced that it’s now handling all the RSS feeds for the Open Source Technology Group (OSTG), bringing FeedBurner-enhanced feeds to IT professionals and developers. The OSTG, which publishes sites like tech news site Slashdot, Open Source resource site SourceForge, and retail site ThinkGeek, reaches millions [...] more...
FeedBurner Buys BlogBeat
With the intention of expanding its blog analysis system, RSS feed management company FeedBurner has purchased BlogBeat, a blog analytics company. Nearly every blogging platform on the Internet generates a corresponding RSS feed, an XML document that can display a blog’s content within RSS reading software, or is used by [...] more...
Geffen Records Taps FeedBurner for New Online Marketing Initiatives
Geffen Records today announced that it has selected RSS feed management provider FeedBurner to manage Web feeds for its artists’ content, including Mary J. Blige, Lifehouse, Weezer, Snoop Dogg, Rob Zombie and others. Geffen will in turn be implementing the full suite of FeedBurner’s feed management services to add rich interactivity [...] more...
Feedburner’s Brent Hill Fires Off on the RSS Feeding Frenzy
In just two years’ time, RSS has become more layered than a wedding cake. Once advertising models and various technologies were implanted into this field of syndicated, bite-size feeds of news and information, it became increasingly difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff in terms of who was actually [...] more...
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