Facebook was unable to successfully court Twitter before so it's going for the next best thing -- FriendFeed. This acquisition will open up FriendFeed to over 250 million Facebook users and hopefully catapult them to the same level as where Twitter is now. "FriendFeed.com will continue to operate normally for the time being. We're still figuring out our longer-term plans for the product with the Facebook team." according to Bret Taylor over at the FriendFeed blog. It's still unknown how FriendFeed will integrate with Facebook but my guess is that FF could replace the FB Status messages. Read more in our articles including "Facebook acquires FriendFeed" and "Apple Maps on the Web now in Public Beta".
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May 22, 2016Facebook was unable to successfully court Twitter before so it's going for the next best thing -- FriendFeed. This acquisition will open up FriendFeed to over 250 million Facebook users and hopefully catapult them to the same level as where Twitter is now.
"FriendFeed.com will continue to operate normally for the time being. We're still figuring out our longer-term plans for the product with the Facebook team." according to Bret Taylor over at the FriendFeed blog. It's still unknown how FriendFeed will integrate with Facebook but my guess is that FF could replace the FB Status messages.
Our coverage of friendfeed includes: "Facebook acquires FriendFeed"; "Apple Maps on the Web now in Public Beta"; "Samsung may cut smartphone production by 30M units". Each article provides unique insights and information.