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They didn't lose the rights. They still own goo.gl; go to the address and you'll get Google. They just weren't interested in running a link shortener anymore.
by mod50ack 3y ago
They didn't lose the rights. They still own goo.gl; go to the address and you'll get Google. They just weren't interested in running a link shortener anymore.
- DropInIn 3y agoYea, they probably realized there was no analytics advantage when anyone who would use that shortener would also likely have google analytics on thier site...