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Comments on: Different approaches to off-site computer backups

A 'New York Times' article sparks a debate on off-site backups.

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by gggg sssss October 24, 2008 6:37 PM PDT
uh - is that comment stealth advertising?
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by DrollTroll October 28, 2008 8:18 AM PDT
ggggssss: Dude, where have you been? This whole blog is one big wide open ad campaign for products the author likes, good or bad--eg we keep hearing about mozy and Lenovo up the wazoo.
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by Jenny_1970 May 28, 2009 11:08 AM PDT
In fact, it is not only Backup is moving to the cloud. There are a lot more services, such as File Server, Email Server, FTP server are also moving to the cloud. Web hosting has long been moved to the cloud.
VOSI.biz offers far more services, features and better software. You should definitely compare with VOSI.biz service before you decide.

VOSI.biz (http://www.vosi.biz/) offers true high-end services that are designed to save your company money and solve your business problems. We offer advanced remote backup services, remote file server, FTP Server Hosting, web/email hosting services and email backup services, all for a low price. Better, you can use our services on any number of computers from anywhere for no extra charge.

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