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Google's Web Page Creator Crashes on Takeoff
By Ben Charny

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"Extremely strong demand" forces the search company to temporarily close down its simplified Web publishing feature on the day of its debut. (eWEEK.com)

Search giant Google's latest feature, a personalized Web page creator, stumbled on its first day.

Google is dealing with an embarrassing capacity problem that forced it on Feb. 23, the same day the service began, to temporarily stop letting people sign up for Page Creator.

The reason? An "extremely strong demand," according to a message found on the site. "Please submit your e-mail address and we will notify you as soon as we are ready to add new accounts."

Google Reader and Google Analytics, two of Google's other applications, also went down on their first days.

Has Google lost its innovative edge? Click here to read more.

Google's new service features easy-to-create Web pages, stored on Google's servers. Each page has a Web address that begins with the user's Google account name, followed by ".googlepages.com."

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