Implementation Options: Server Side Object Model & Client Side Object Model

Hi All, I'm design a custom web application and it will be deploy on SharePoint 2010/2013 (to be confirmed) server, and I found some aritical as follows:
http://consultingblogs.emc.com/sanjaypatel/archive/2011/09/17/comparison-between-server-side-object-model-client-object-model-rest-api-s-and-decision-matrix-on-what-to-use-when.aspx
May I ask ask your advice for following items?
1) Is the above URL still valid? e.g. Vice Versa for SharePoint 2013?
2) Microsoft has a phase out plan for server side object model or not? (e.g. MOSS 202X)
3) For programmatcally update of SharePoint permission: should I call client-side OM instead of server-side OM even I will deploy the web application to SharePoint server?
Thank you very much.
.NET Beginner 3.5

In sharepoint 2013 I don't think this link is
http://consultingblogs.emc.com/sanjaypatel/archive/2011/09/17/comparison-between-server-side-object-model-client-object-model-rest-api-s-and-decision-matrix-on-what-to-use-when.aspxis reliable at all.
what is your say?
====================================================
Hi All, I'm design a custom web application and it will be deploy on SharePoint 2010/2013 (to be confirmed) server, and I found some aritical as follows:
http://consultingblogs.emc.com/sanjaypatel/archive/2011/09/17/comparison-between-server-side-object-model-client-object-model-rest-api-s-and-decision-matrix-on-what-to-use-when.aspx
May I ask ask your advice for following items?
1) Is the above URL still valid? e.g. Vice Versa for SharePoint 2013?
2) Microsoft has a phase out plan for server side object model or not? (e.g. MOSS 202X)
3) For programmatcally update of SharePoint permission: should I call client-side OM instead of server-side OM even I will deploy the web application to SharePoint server?
Thank you very much.
.NET Beginner 3.5

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