http://www.financialramblings.com/archives/the-end-of-free-web-services-some-of-them/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:10:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.financialramblings.com/archives/the-end-of-free-web-services-some-of-them/#comment-828 Curious Cat Investing and Economics Blog Fri, 22 Aug 2008 01:42:25 +0000 http://www.financialramblings.com/?p=174#comment-828 My strategy would be to only commit significant content to sites that are Open and allow easy backup of your content by you, in a form that is usable and that you control. Then you can move it wherever you want. Google does this in all their major services as far as I know. You can use GoogleDoc but you can save everything locally and if it is shut down you lose the service but not your content. You can also backup Blogger blogs... My strategy would be to only commit significant content to sites that are Open and allow easy backup of your content by you, in a form that is usable and that you control. Then you can move it wherever you want. Google does this in all their major services as far as I know. You can use GoogleDoc but you can save everything locally and if it is shut down you lose the service but not your content. You can also backup Blogger blogs…

]]> http://www.financialramblings.com/archives/the-end-of-free-web-services-some-of-them/#comment-813 jim of Blueprint for Financial Prosperity Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:28:35 +0000 http://www.financialramblings.com/?p=174#comment-813 Google will be fine with all these new apps, have you ever looked in their Labs section? They have a ton of cool little "not yet ready for prime time" apps in there. Google will be fine with all these new apps, have you ever looked in their Labs section? They have a ton of cool little “not yet ready for prime time” apps in there.

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