Yahoo to close Xoopit for Gmail users
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Xoopit, which aggregates media files from users' Gmail accounts, was acquired by Google rival Yahoo in late July and has since been integrated into the company's own web mail service.
Users of Xoopit will have until November 13 to get any media from Yahoo's servers, after which it will no longer be available. Users of Xoopit will have until 13 November to get any media from Yahoo's servers, after which it will no longer be available. Doing this is necessary only for users who have deleted the source file from their Gmail account, as Xoopit simply copies over the media, leaving the version on Google's servers intact. Yahoo will continue to hold on to all users' data until next February to comply with its 90-day data retention policy, it said.
Read more of "Yahoo to close Xoopit for Gmail users " on CNET News.
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Yahoo should buy and fire the editor
The article makes no sense to me - it says yahoo is going to erase files from its own servers? Twice? Bold new frontiers for web editing! Write on!
mikebrinn7th Oct 2009
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