I apologize to all the people whose emails and messages I’ve ignored for the past few weeks, I can finally say that the rumors are true, FeedBurner has been acquired by Google. To answer your most common questions: Yes, I have a job and no, I’m not a Googilionaire. It’s been a whirlwind time and still is going to be, but I’m really looking forward to the integration and working at Google.
Read more on FeedBurner’s official blog post and Google’s official blog post.
Manas // Jun 1, 2007 at 4:33 pm
FeedBurner’s $100 million arranged marriage with Google…
Its official – Feedburner just got Googled. Read about it on Burning Questions – CEO Dick Costolo’s blog as well; Techcrunch estimates the deal to be worth around $100 million.
This is a good move. Feedburner is a great service and with enough …
David Dalka - Creating Revenue and Retention - Chicago GSB MBA // Jun 1, 2007 at 4:52 pm
6 Reasons Google Did Not Need To Acquire Feedburner…
Congrats to all the people I know at Chicago based Feedburner on the now official Google acquisition, but in all reality this deal didn’t have to happen! Let’s see why…
1. Google had already acquired the color orange when they bought…
I work over at the Trib, and as soon as it came across – I instantly thought of you.
Congrats.
Googlified // Jun 3, 2007 at 9:42 pm
FeedBurner: Let’s Party!…
After the official announcement of the Google-FeedBurner acquisition, the FeedBurner team had the final party as the FeedBurner team. I was probably subscribing their blogs when they were partying. (no, I was not at the party)
ch-ch-ch-changes……
I take a break from checking in with your site and boom! Changes indeed!
Love the new layout and despite Feedburner’s acquisition, I’m sure all will be well.
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