TinyURL – a Wired article

By WibblerMarch 16, 2004One Comment

Wired.com investigates the ultra-useful web tool tinyurl.com. What is tinyurl? Well, I’ve even used it for the link on this post, like the useful thing it is.

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John says:

March 22, 2004 at 10:20 pm

Shame they gave it such a long

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