Facebook just made embedded posts available to everyone, not just a select group of publishers. It first launched embedded posts in late July, more than two years after Twitter allowed people to embed tweets into news stories and blog posts.
Facebook added some new features, including in-line video playback, the ability to re-embed status updates by grabbing the embed code from an already embedded update, and aesthetic changes that make it easier to view posts on mobile devices.
Here’s what an embedded update looks like, if it works (it’s been wonky here on ReadWrite so far):
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