-
Google Sites is only
available on the web.
Google Sites started out as
JotSpot, the name and sole
product of a
software company that
offered enterprise...
- (2005-09-27). "
JotSpot Live — The
Perfect Wiki?". TechCrunch.
Michael Arrington (2008-02-27). "It Took 16 Months, But
Google Relaunches Jotspot". TechCrunch...
- It
competed with PBworks, Wetpaint, Wikia, and
Google Sites (formerly
JotSpot). It was
among the
largest wiki hosts.[citation needed] In
September 2014...
- Joe
Kraus is the
founder of Excite,
JotSpot, and DigitalConsumer.org,
along with his long-time
business partner Graham Spencer. Currently,
Kraus is an...
- with
Google Latitude.
Other acquisitions include web
application company JotSpot,
which became Google Sites;
Voice over IP
company GrandCentral,
which became...
-
Sheets – as part of
Google Workspace iRows –
closed since 31
December 2006
JotSpot Tracker –
acquired by
Google Inc.
Smartsheet –
Online spreadsheet for project...
- chat
platforms through the browser;
Google added web-based chat to Gmail;
JotSpot, a
startup since acquired by Google,
built Comet-based real-time collaborative...
- 2007 9.0.7.1 2019-03-20[±]
Proprietary No Yes Java EE, Java SQL, LDAP
JotSpot JotSpot (now
Google Sites)
October 2004 2.0 24 July 2006
Proprietary No Java...
- in
either text
files or a SQL
Server database.
JotSpot (October 2004),
created by
JotSpot, Inc.
JotSpot was
bought by
Google in 2006 for an undisclosed...
-
Lessig and a
group of
Stanford Law
School students with the help of the
Jotspot Code V2 wiki. Free
Culture Book
review at The
Independent Code: Version...
