Google opens API for url shrinker
Google has launched an API for its new url shortening service. When the company launched its goo.gl url shortener to world+dog in the fall, it promised to eventually provide a programming interface, and on Monday, it finally rolled the thing out at Google Code Labs – to much fanfare among the Googly set. "With this API, …
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GMTA
... though I was considering gu.gl - just to try preserving the sound as well...
Worth a try I suppose
I just typed 'goo.gl' into goo.gl. It didn't break it but it certainly didn't shorten it.
Re: Worth a try I suppose
Well that's just great. Somewhere on the planet a large data centre has just recursed itself into a black hole. Congratulations on being responsible for The End Of The World As We Know It.....
Long past due, but still welcome
Google, in supplying this service, offers a virtually guaranteed reliable service that is unlikely to disappear, as others have on occasion.
Use with confidence.
The answer is Norway (.no)
I assume Denmark got as good a price for Greenland (.gl) as Tuvalu got for (,tv).
Not that Google would ever even think of breaking ccTLD, that would be like, invading personal privacy.
Searching in vain for my Eric Schmidt halo icon ...
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