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| Facebook provided this example of an embedded post from tennis star Venus Williams |
Taking a cue from Twitter and services such as its own Instagram, Facebook on Wednesday began rolling out the ability for users to embed posts on their own blogs and websites.
"When embedded, posts can
include pictures, videos, hashtags and other content," Facebook's Dave
Capra wrote in a post on the site. "People can also Like and share the
post directly from the embed."
Embedding will only be
possible with posts that were made public or posted by someone who
allows nonfriend subscribers, or fans, to their page.
The feature is being
rolled out Wednesday on five sites -- first CNN, then Bleacher Report,
Huffington Post, Mashable and People. It will be rolled out more widely
in the coming weeks.
Here's how a post from CNN's main Facebook account looks.
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