Google’s Detailed Response to FeedBurner Criticism
Sun, Jan 25th, 2009 |
The Google-owned RSS feed-management service FeedBurner has received criticism from bloggers in recent months.
These issues were widely reported on blogs including Google Operating System, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, Louis Gray, Crenk, The Inquisitr, ReadWriteWeb, CenterNetworks, GeekNewsCentral, CM Connection, Brenelz’s Web Development, Haacked, Speed of Creativity, The Rimm-Kaufman Group, How-To Geek and CostPerNews.
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