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Google Launches a URL Shortner : Goo.gl

Submitted by vaibhav on Tue, 12/15/2009 - 03:26
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Google now offers URL Shortening Service name Google URL Shortner for Google Toolbar and FeedBurner. Google Toolbar now use Goo.gl for link sharing. In an announcement today Google Launch this service. Google put three points to use Google URL Shortner over Other URL Shortening Services.

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Now if you want to share any link over a number of Social Networking sites i.e. Twitter, Delicious, Facebook, You just need to click Share button on the Google Toolbar. Goo.gl will do the URL Shortening automatically.

 

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With Google coming into URL Shortening Market, URL Shortening Gaint TinyURL would be feeling some heat.

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Submitted by ECommerce developers (not verified) on Wed, 03/23/2011 - 14:48.

After twitter launching its short url bit dot ly, now google has copied the same from twitter has goo dot gl, this is actually good, it is better to have short url when ever necessary,

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