I just met Scott Johnson at Web SIG last week, another attendee just emailed me and let me know that Jotspot just announced they got acquired by Google. Wow congrats to both JotSpot and Google.
I wonder what’s next for Google? They’ve got nearly every possible application available out there, maybe they should buy a podcasting company, or SecondLife, or oh I dunno.
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Posted by The Blogging Times » Breaking News!!! Google buys JotSpot on October 31st, 2006 at 11:31 am
Good read, Thanks!
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