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The Pros and Cons of Cloud-Based Amazon Web ServicesIn this month's Can't Live With/Can't Live Without column, two business owners explain their opposing views on the remote computing service for web sites.

ByEricka Chickowski

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Can't Live With It
Tom Copeland, owner of Bullworthy.com, a web services firm in West Palm Beach, Fla.

Bullworthy.com, a web content specialist for mom-and-pop businesses, depends on its hosting and cloud service providers to deliver websites and store content reliably. But owner Tom Copeland says using Amazon Web Services would be a bit like taking a jackhammer to a job that calls for a shovel.

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