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It Official, Google has acquired JotSpot - the free wiki hosting company. Most of you might already be familiar with JotSpot because it has been out for quite few months now. JotSpot allows you to create rich web-based spreadsheets, calendars, documents and photo galleries. I won’t bother writing more about JotSpot because TechCrunch has already posted a sweet review about it
Like all other acquisitions, Google has slammed the doors of new account registration, but old users can still continue to use JotSpot as usual. Its quite good to see Google dominate the web 2.0 with all their acquisitions.
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wrote, on November 1st, 2006
I smell some BS here - it feels like Google is going to do to JotSpot what it did to Writely - kill a lot of functionality and design, and make it their own (i.e. Google Docs & Spreadsheets, maybe Google Collab or something)
Google is becoming evil.
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
absurd though but i see youve repeated a word here and there: “sweet” lol
is this a new verbal vogue or are you under the influence from ‘dude! where’s my car’ ?
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
Steven Bao: Your right, Check out this article on Uncyclopedia
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
wow..even google have their own calendar and so on, they still want to buy another web.
Same happens to yourtube before.
But i think they actually don’t really excited with those functionality (they can built their own right?) but they want to have some publicity.
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
Sindhu: Where ?
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
Anybody who wants an invitation for jotspot can either ask Thilak or me… If you feel like trying jotspot
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
@ Steven Bao
>>Google is becoming evil.
Yep but Google says Don’t be Evil
wrote, on November 1st, 2006
Sankar: The original Google corporate motto was “Don’t be evil”. Later, faced with the difficult choices that inevitably arise when running an international, multibillion dollar where morality is often the choice between subtle shades of gray, instead of black and white, Google decided to change the corporate motto to “Try not to be evil if you can help it, but sometimes none of your choices are good, so you just have to do the least evil thing in a given situation.”
As Google continued to expand and the money continued to roll in, the motto was again changed, to “Exactly how evil are we talking about here… and how much money is going to be involved?”; soon afterwards the corporate motto became, “Good, evil, it’s all kind of a matter of perspective, I think”, then, “You know, I think evil has kind of gotten a bit of a bad rap”, then “Hey, this evil thing is actually pretty fun,”, next “I (heart) evil”, followed by “MWAHAHAHAHAH!!!!”.
Finally, the Google motto was changed to “Puny mortal! Kneel before Google! We will consume your wretched soul and then you shall experience an eternity of ultimate darkness and agonized suffering as demons with unspeakable names gnaw upon your eyelids in the timeless dark crypt of the Great Old One Cthulhu!”. On the T-shirts, this is usually shortened to “Don’t be Cthulhu”.