The service was bought by Google in 2007 for around $100 million. Most of it’s founders have moved onto other things. For example, Dick Costolo, is the current CEO of Twitter.
Despite FeedBurner being the number one RSS service on the internet for most of its life, the service has never been a priority for Google. Google have assured everyone that the service is here to stay. Their actions suggest otherwise. In 2012, they closed the Feedburner API, Adsense for Feeds, and said goodbye via their Twitter account. The blog is no longer updated either and the FeedBurner forum is not supported. And who can actually remember the last time Google added a new feature to FeedBurner?
Even the most loyal FeedBurner users are jumping ship to other services before the service joins the Google graveyard with Knol and Google Buzz. Don’t worry, there are many good FeedBurner alternatives available to youThank you! All the internet is full of speculations, since Feedburner didnt receive any update for years. Are there some projects about this?