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Flipboard acquires social-feed builder Graze

Flipboard acquires social-feed builder Graze Image: Primary
Flipboard has acquired Graze, a Portland startup that lets creators and publishers build, tune and monetize custom social feeds without code, principally on Bluesky. Graze says it delivered more than 41 billion posts to 12 million users in the 21 months since it formed. Financial terms were not disclosed. Graze's two remaining team members, co-founder Devin Gaffney and engineer Nick Gerakines, will join Flipboard.
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