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Google opens up FeedBurner MyBrand to all users
Hot on the heals of Google snapping up Feedburner, features that were once Google's second free slot in FeedBurner went to the MyBrand premium service. This once $3-$14/month service that runs all feeds through publishers own domains is now open to all users. The MyBrand service allows for content publishers to obtain a transparent branded experience when their content is accessed online. All of FeedBurners services can still be utilized, but everything will run through the publishers domain (feeds.domainnamehere.com). Publishers will be able to do this by changing the CNAME in their DNS records.
The FeedBurner MyBrand service is free and accessible through FeedBurner accounts. Activation instructions can also be found upon login as well.
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mako said 6:10PM on 7-03-2007
"features that were once free are starting to be opened up to all users"
Features that were once PAID ONLY are starting to be opened up to all users. Do you guys not have an editor?
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keeves said 6:27PM on 7-03-2007
I was well confused before that post got corrected
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Jhon said 2:06PM on 7-04-2007
see http://hotshadow.com/Google_opens_up_FeedBurner_MyBrand_to_all_users.aspx
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