A URL shortening service from Google that was launched in 2005 and terminated in 2019. All existing "Goo.gl" links continued to redirect people to the appropriate URLs. See URL shortening.

Google said Monday that it may eventually make Goo.gl a standalone site, too, but would judge how third party Web sites adopted Goo.gl as a link shortener. "If you're not familiar with them ...

Need to shorten a link? IT has you covered... Let's face it, links can be long and clunky. It's nice to have short, clean URLs when sharing them in emails, on social media and elsewhere. William & ...

PayPal-owned Honey, which claims to find you the best coupon codes for a deal, has been at the center of controversy.

And I was like: “Omg”. Find out why. Squish is a desktop URL shortener which supports bit.ly, tr.im, Tinyurl, u.nu (never heard of it) and a few others. Ok, nothing special you could say. Let’s say ...