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Google Base: All Your Base Are Belong To Us
Posted: 1:54 pm
November 16th, 2005
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They tried really hard to avoid that stigma by the way, when I entered my keywords they would not let me misspell anything, including my last name. Way to go with the strict testing guys.

I’ll admit it, it took me a few minutes to figure out how this could ever be relevant or useful to someone and I think I got it. The Goolge Base service is basically a huge file sharing network. You can upload text, pictures, different objects and make them instantly searchable. Step back a little bit from the microscope and look at the big picture here: They are offering to hold content for up to 30 days and make it accessible and searchable. You can store a paper you are working for and share it with your coleagues. You can share your recipes or organize resources with a meeting.

Thats at least the dream I hope they had. With some access controls this could be an interesting response to Microsoft’s SharePoint technology that has a radically different approach but accomplishes the very same thing – intelligent, accessible file sharing.

Oh, and there is money in this. I haven’t said this in a loooong time but expect Google to make money with this project.

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Kelly Greens |

To me it seems more like sendthisfile.com just a public way of clipping things around.

Tie in an RSS and it will be a blogging solution for people too stupid to manage blogs.

I think we are making it easier and easier for idiots to say stuff on the Internet, there is a reason for something NOT to be heard.



donna |

All your base are belong to us! ROFL!$#^!$#^

It does seem like they are trying to take everything over with that Google logo… and I bet they get 10x as much interest in their half-assed projects as Microsoft’s live.com trial.








 

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