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July 12, 2007 9:00 PM PDT

Google opening up online office suite to nonprofits

by Josh Lowensohn
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Today, Google is opening up its educational tier of Google Apps to nonprofit organizations within the United States. Registered 501c3 nonprofits will be able to use and deploy the educational version of Google Apps, which gives organizations unlimited users, free phone support, API integration, and e-mail migration (to transfer existing in-boxes to the Apps version of Gmail).

The company made the announcement this evening at the Google campus in Mountain View, CA where several nonprofits--including Mercy Corps, Idealist.org, NTEN, and the East Bay Community Recovery Project--announced their planned adoption of Google Apps.

The move is the latest in Google's public service programs, which include Google Grants and Google Earth Outreach.

Josh Lowensohn writes for Webware.com, CNET's blog about Web applications and services. E-mail Josh, or follow him on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/Josh.
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Photographers Without Borders uses Google Apps
by pspitze July 13, 2007 1:21 AM PDT
PWB is already a proud user of Google Apps and we love it! We use Docs &#38; SS for our internal needs and the collaborate function allows our Board members to work together on important initiatives. We use Gmail, of course, and the endless storage helps us with archiving. The customized Start page keeps us organized at a glance. I recommend the package for any organization!<br /><br />-PHIL SPITZE<br /><br />Phil Spitze, President<br />Photographers Without Borders, Inc.<br />www.PhotographersWithoutBorders.org
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