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On Tue, 7 Mar 2006, Jonathan King wrote:
For obvious reasons, I don't think they'll be storing any media files
that they or a select group of friends didn't sell you (and that costs
them almost nothing).
You mean stuff like MP3 files? That will be tricky.
How will they deal with people who post their user info on mailing lists
to distribute files to people? I wonder if they'll shut people down if
they start getting requests from all over.
I'm impressed with the idea, but I wonder why they don't want to do web
hosting. Any idea?
Uh...because they already do? Or does this not count:
http://www.blogger.com/start
It's maybe not your website, but it's pretty close.
It's less flexible than what I had in mind.
Web hosting seems like a logical service for Google to offer. Maybe
the problem is that they don't want to control how web pages are
formatted, so the can't put ads on the web pages.
I kinda doubt that's it.
I wonder what it is.
Mike
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