Facebook has acquired FriendFeed and the marriage is the biggest topic today across most social networks.  FriendFeed has been a great resource for many people, including me.

FriendFeed’s  simple interface allows members to combine all of their social feeds (facebook posts, tweets, blog posts, youtube activity, blip.fm, etc) into one single page.   The beauty of this is that you no longer have to visit 9 sites to see what your friends have posted.  You can check out their FriendFeed and immediately see all their activity on one screen.

Mark Zuckerberg has been quoted recently about his use and admiration of FriendFeed.  He stated the 4 primary FriendFeed senior execs will now work as senior Facebook engineers.  While fate of the other 8 employees is unclear, operations will continue as normal for now.

FriendFeed was started in October 2007 by Paul Bucheit, Jim Norris,  Bret Taylor and Sanjeev Singh; all from Google. Facebook investors include Accel Partners, Greylock Partners, Meritech Capital Partners, Microsoft and Millennium Technology Ventures.

Financial terms of this deal have not been released.

  2 Responses to “Facebook Buys FriendFeed”

  1. Thanks dude. You are some sort of super affiliate freak. Keep posting.

  2. I agree with your tweet that friendfeed may soon start to make a come back. I will stay tuned. This was also interesting to read, that is a huge surprise to see the low site visitor numbers.

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