Google Sites -- Google's New Websites Creator

Google Sites makes building a site is as simple as editing a document. Unlike most WYSIWYG web editors, it allows embedding of YouTube videos, spreadsheets or presentations from Google Docs, Google Calendars or any other type of file into their web pages.

clipped from www.rttnews.com Google Unveils Google Sites - Quick Facts [GOOG] 2/28/2008 12:35:43 AM Google Inc. (GOOG) announced a new offering from Google Apps, named Google Sites. Google noted that, this new free service will centralize all types of information, from videos to presentations, and share the site with other people. clipped from sites.google.com Welcome to Google Sites Anyone can do it. Building a site is as simple as editing a document, and you don't need anyone's help to get started. One-stop sharing. Create a single place to bring together all the information your team needs to share, including docs, videos, photos, calendars and attachments. Work together. Invite co-workers, classmates, or your entire organization to edit your site with you to keep it fresh and up-to-date. And let as many or few people view your site as you want. Company intranet Team project Employee profile Classroom clipped from www.youtube.com Google Sites Tour

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Google Sites to Launch Next Year

clipped from googlesystem.blogspot.com A recent presentation from Scott Johnston, a former JotSpot executive, revealed some of the future plans for Google Apps and other Google services. A service based on JotSpot will replace Google Page Creator. "Scheduled to be launched sometime next year (2008), Google Sites will expand upon the Google Page Creator already offered within Apps. Based on JotSpot collaboration tools, Sites will allow business to set up intranets, project management tracking, customer extranets, and any number of custom sites based on multi-user collaboration." The service will also allow you to upload any file formats. You can already see a gallery of applications that use JotSpot. As expected, most Google services will become Gears-enabled and will start to work even when you're offline.

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