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Yahoo has finally decided to shut down its long-time free-hosting service, Geocities. It was 10 years ago that Yahoo acquired Geocities for a huge sum of $3.57 billion.
There will be no more sign-ups starting today and towards the end of this year, all existing accounts will be shut down as well. Active users are advised to download and save their data from their accounts.
Yahoo is offering its professional web hosting services to those who still want to continue and move their sites (its the paid service though). For others, they will still be free hosting service to move to like Blogger or WordPress. I guess Yahoo is just saving up some money in this tough times and it looks like Geocities could be burning some serious cash.
I think I had my very first website back in the 90s on Geocities (or was it Angelfire?). In the days before blogging was known to man, having a Geocities account was the “in thing” then.
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calvin says:
wooo i used to have an account with geocities din during college before i moved to tripod.
JohnLloy says:
OH My I remember my first website hosted @ geocities waaa *away need to save old website and old files…*
jojo says:
those were the days before friendster
Josh says:
oh my..that was my first free hosting..
Jerome says:
Waaa. ang una ko na site geocities T_T
biliPH says:
sad news… i learned basic HTML with this service
Andre Marcelo-Tanner says:
aww, i used to have a site on geocities because of the large space they gave you (50MB was it?) but then i used angelfire as my url because it was shorter
Acne Treatments Asia says:
its sad to say that there would be a lot of newbies in website building that would be affected. my first website is also hosted on geocities.
Jhay says:
Ah nostalgia! I hope users of the sites I’ve bookmarked have heard of this and would backup their sites, some of the best references for local history are hosted on Geocities.
Essays.ph says:
I’ve used that on my very first html project in Highschool.
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