The Wall Street Journal is once again fueling the fires of a potential GDrive initiative from Google.
The GDrive would be a free or for fee online service where the average Internet user could store a lot (or all) of their data remotely on Google’s servers. Google is thought to be considering this because it would further move file management to the online realm which would, in-turn, broaden Google’s advertising reach while reinforcing their user-loyalty. — More from the WSJ here but it still seems to be mostly speculative.
by Ross Dunn, CEO, StepForth Web Marketing Inc.