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by mikeknoop 15y ago
From http://www.gplusinfo.com/google-will-retire-blogger-and-picasa-brands-moving-them-under-the-google-brand/ http://www.gplusinfo.com/google-will-retire-blogger-and-pica...
"Google has said that YouTube will remain as is."
- esrauch 15y agoI'm not surprised that they aren't rebranding YouTube (it's pretty much the most recognizable website title in the world, way more than Blogger IMO), though I continue to be surprised that they haven't integrated it more by including the horizontal google-bar at the top and doing something about merging YouTube and regular google accounts.
- jeggers5 15y ago" including the horizontal google-bar at the top " I believe this would just make everything too complicated than it needs to be for the average user; besides, the likelyhood is that the user already uses Google, so there's no need for Google to try and reel users in via a search applet (that would probs make YouTube look ugly). And, aren't Google Accounts already merged with YouTube Accounts ?
- esrauch 15y agoGood point on the top bar. I still have a YouTube account that I'm almost positive wouldn't log me in to anything besides YouTube, maybe that's not true or maybe its just because I'm grandfathered in.
- abraham 15y agoIn March Google announced that all YouTube accounts had to be migrated to Google Accounts: http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/2011/03/why-connecting-your-youtube-and-google.html http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/2011/03/why-connecting-yo...
- wizard_2 15y agoYou can still avoid it if you really want to. My account is now a google account but my flatmates youtube account is still separate. They keep bugging him but he keeps dodging it, wont agree to the new terms.
- abraham 15y agoI would guess there is a limit to how long he will be able to dodge. At some point there will only be an agree button.