Google To Host Royal Wedding Website

Google has been authorized to host the official Royal Wedding website. The new web-‎site, (www.officialroyalwedding2011.org) would contain information, details of ‎schedules and connected events with photographs and videos leading to the grand ‎wedding of Prince William with Kate Middleton to be held on 29th April, 2011. ‎Linkages to popular web-sites like Facebook, You Tube Video, Flickr, Twitter would ‎also be provided.‎

All top information regarding The Royal Wedding would be made available through this ‎official royal wedding website, which may include everything from a to z about various ‎incidents and happenings related to the wedding, including the bridal-ware relating to the ‎bride and groom, and other arrangements.‎

The deal augurs well for Google, a certain win-win situation, of getting a prestigious offer ‎to show case their expertise and technology on one hand and at the same time generating ‎considerable amount of good will from the general public, who would now have access to ‎the latest information on the happenings at the Royal website. The event would also ‎attract more organizations to strengthen their relationship with Google.‎

The Google App Engine that Google plans to deploy for the event permits developers to ‎build and host their web applications on Google’s very own computing infrastructure. The ‎engine would run the apps quickly, offer the needed security, and offer varying degrees of ‎scale, depending on the occasion, making it ideal for the most awaited national event.‎

Since the deal is being offered in partnership with Accenture, a globally renowned ‎outsourcing and technology company, every web-page would carry the caption “Powered ‎by Google App Engine, implemented by Accenture” at the bottom.‎