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FeedBurner

Commercial companywww.google.com

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Sep 27, 2026

Peter DukeGUEST
26:15
Like there was this incredible, there was this incredible, I'm sorry, my dog is barking.
Peter DukeGUEST
26:20
There was this incredible, uh, uh, a company called FeedBurner.
Peter DukeGUEST
26:27
And if you had a blog, if you had a podcast, right, and you wanted to be able to build a mailing list and you wanted to monetize your feed and you wanted to be able to do all of these things that would take your content and allow you to organize, hit an audience, and then monetize it, FeedBurner was this great product.
Peter DukeGUEST
26:51
And Google bought it.
Peter DukeGUEST
26:54
And then killed it.
Peter DukeGUEST
26:56
And the guy, Dick Costolo, who is the president, CEO, creator of FeedBurner, wound up becoming the CEO of Twitter.
Peter DukeGUEST
27:07
So the way that it works is that if you create a technology that's a threat to them, they either... move you out of the way, kill you, or they give you, uh, they make you an offer you can't refuse because Dick Costolo probably is a billionaire today.
Peter DukeGUEST
27:23
Um, he probably has a 300 foot yacht, you know, and he probably spends his, his days trying to figure out what to do with his money.
Gene VogelHOST
49:35
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Gene VogelHOST
49:43
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Gene VogelHOST
49:50
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Gene VogelHOST
49:55
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