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Feb 24 2009, 7:26am CST | by Shane McGlaun
I never noticed the outage here in America and I use Gmail heavily. Google want specify what cause the service to crash. The reason that I didn’t notice the crash (and many others likely didn’t as well) is because I use Outlook to grab mail from my Gmail accounts.
The outage only affected web-based users. Users checking email on mobile devices like the iPhone were unaffected as well. ComScore says that over 113 million users were affected by the crash though including a number of corporate users. Apparently, the service is still down for many users and there is no indication of when it will be back up at this time.
Via Telegraph
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
(05-19) 18:23 PDT -- Yahoo has agreed to buy popular social blogging service Tumblr for $1.1 billion in a high-stakes move to regain the company's relevancy in an Internet environment now dominated by Google, Facebook and Twitter. ...
Full article at: San Francisco Chronicle
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tool goes here FILE - MAY 19, 2013: It was reported that the Yahoo board has approved a massive $1.1 billion deal to buy New York-based blogging platform Tumblr May 19, 2013. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Yahoos board has agreed to buy Tumblr, ...
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