Google Sites Moves Out Of the Enterprise

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Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

When Google Sites launched in February, it was part of the Google Apps group that targets enterprises large and small. Now, consumers can create a wiki Website using Google Sites, without the need to have their own domain.

Google Sites gives you a basic template to create a Website that can be edited by the public at large or a smaller group of people. Photos, widgets, videos, and other elements can be added. Here is a video showing what you can do:

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