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April 28th 09, 10:10 AM
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OT-ish - GeoCities to close
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8016211.stm
Excerpt: ---quote--- Yahoo says that existing GeoCities accounts will remain live for now, although it stresses that users should start looking for alternative sites. "You don't need to change your service today, but we encourage anyone interested in a full-featured web-hosting plan to consider upgrading to our award-winning Yahoo! Web Hosting service," the firm said in an online post. ---/quote--- The first thing I thought of is Mr Rowland's "See How They Run" website, which incorporates the seminal "Transport Plans for the London Area" - it needs to be preserved, surely! I don't know if utl could collectively come up with some solution to this dilemma? |
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