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	<title>Comments on: S3 in Business: 10 &#8211; Contractual risk</title>
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		<title>By: Off you go&#8230; into the purple yonder! &#187; Amazon&#8217;s S3 and EC2 services</title>
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		<dc:creator>Off you go&#8230; into the purple yonder! &#187; Amazon&#8217;s S3 and EC2 services</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Amazon Web Services is offering two relatively new services: ubiquitous storage via S3 and &#8216;elastic&#8217; computing via EC2. The Cardbox folks have an in-depth analysis of S3 online, and Smugmug uses an S3 backend.This is very interesting. If it wasn&#8217;t for all the problems with the S3 contract, I would consider using this. [...]</description>
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