Why Friendfeed failed and Twitter succeeded

twitter-friendfeed-friendfeedSan Fransisco: Twitter is the hottest social networking application when it comes to microblogging world way ahead of others. Taking up the challenge against Twitter was the a potentially threatening rival Friendfeed. In a majority of Twitter Vs Friendfeed discussions we encountered that the Silicon Valley's geekerati's were highly impressed with the more technologically sophisticated and feature-rich, Friendfeed. Although, Friendfeed has been backed by kudos from all corners, but  I could never see it neck-to-neck with Twitter. Even comparing Twitter and Friendfeed as Microsoft and Apple respectively, could be a metaphor of sorts, drawing to more than factual conclusion. Recently things took an abrupt turn when social networking ace Facebook acquired Friendfeed. What emerges from the turmoil is, Friendfeed could never pose any real threat to Twitter anymore and will they be able to take on Twitter under Facebook's shadow? The site's loyal users are still waiting for news about whether the social network and aggregator has a future.

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Facebook Friendfeed Deal: Details

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Facebook acquires Web site that lets users see friends’ activities across the Web

Facebook buys social media aggregator FriendFeed

SAN FRANCISCO —Facebook is buying a Web service called FriendFeed that gives users a view of what their friends are doing on all sorts of social media sites, including Facebook's rivals.

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FriendFeed Favors 9 Elites To Gain Maximum Followers?

Allen from CenterNetworks made a startling discovery. It appears FriendFeed show the same 9 friendfeed users as default every time a new users signs-up. While it is excellent for the elites like Robert Scoble & Jason Calacanis, others are left behind.

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