To be clear, the blogs are still online, and you can access them by changing ‘blogspot.in‘ to ‘blogspot.com‘ in the URL — currently, your browser won’t be automatically redirected to the working URL. According to the above screenshot, there’s been an update in the registry last month. But it’s not clear exactly when Google lost control of the domain. Whatever the reason might be, if I host a site or blog with Google, I would expect a company of this size to keep up and know when their domain name ownership expires. This might be just a temporary issue, but it also raises the question of Google’s commitment to Blogger. We’ve asked the company for more details, and we’ll update the story if we hear back. If you use a blog regularly, an alternative is to host it on your own domain. But everyone might not want to do that just to keep things easy. And you’d expect Google Webmaster to do better. If your current blog is on the “blogspot.in” domain, you’ll just have to weather the storm for now.

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