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These web hosting providers are a sampling taken from our reviews and ones that the editors have chosen as worthy of consideration. All of these web hosts offer shared hosting plans. Each provider has its own strengths.

MobileNow Becomes Perigon Networks

MobileNow changes its name to Perigon Networks

MobileNow, Inc., the holding company for enterprise DotNetNuke hosting provider PowerDNN, has changed its name to Perigon Networks, Inc. according to founder Tony Valenti.

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Email Hosting Services – A Big Boon For Web Companies

Email Hosting is considered to be one of the most valuable resources these days and there are numerous companies providing your business with an email address and services that liberates you from all the worries related to equipments and expenses needed for hosting. Email hosting is the most important point of communication with any clients and consumers and is an integral part of the internet that has made the arena of business truly nation less and without any geographical borders. Read More »

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Can Cloud Hosting Cut Business Costs?

Cloud computing is a broad term that might not seem relevant to your business. But an extension of cloud computing that nearly all businesses can benefit form is cloud hosting solutions. Cloud hosting embodies a variety of products/services, and each of them can be adapted to a variety of business needs and offer your business reduced costs. Read More »

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Busting the Myths of Shared Web Hosting

Shared Hosting Myths

Countless web hosting sites have surfaced on the World Wide Web.  And so have countless web hosting offers & countless myths! It’s time to cut through delusions & know the truth about web hosting; shared hosting in particular in this post. Read More »

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Top Level Domain Extensions – What do they stand for?

The first brick that lays the foundation of the pillar of your online presence is a domain name. When we talk about domains, it becomes important to mention top-level domain names (TLDs).

TLDs contribute considerably in the structuring of Internet. Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN, manages the creation of TLDs, which are operated by different registries. Each registry, like us, pays a fee to ICANN for getting the rights to operate TLDs.

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Brainpulse Free Web Hosting

Brainpulse Technologies launches Free Web Hosting services

Brainpulse Technologies, a leading web hosting company introduces Free web hosting with zero Ads.  Free Web hosting package is a lucrative deal for all college students and newbie developers wishing to run their projects and start their own online ventures but cannot afford the expense of availing web hosting services. The account provides basic hosting requirements so that the clients can maintain their online presence at least expense.

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eUKhost DotNetPanel Control Panel

eUKhost announced the availability of DotNetPanel control panel

The DotNetPanel is a feature-rich solution for simplifying the Windows Hosting management operations. Read More »

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PacificHost Says Goodbye to Bandwidth Limits

PacificHost drops bandwidth limits and revamps hosting plan lineup

PacificHost, a leading provider of Linux Based, Shared and Reseller Hosting solutions announced earlier today that several major changes have been made to its entire hosting lineup. Changes include a drop in bandwidth limits, various plan name and price changes. This move comes in an effort to stay competitive and expand its hosting audience. Read More »

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123Together.com Expands Hosted Business Services

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Cloud Hosting vs Dedicated Hosting

There are many different kinds of hosting for businesses to choose from, and depending on your business model, some kinds of hosting will make more sense than others.

When it comes to tech companies — i.e. companies that exist and operate primarily online — there two alternatives to actually having to invest in the infrastructure of having your own servers in-house. For companies that are relatively well established and are experiencing stable growth, dedicated hosting probably makes the most sense. But for newer companies still in the start-up phase of their existence, cloud hosting will probably make a lot more sense. Let’s take a look at how these two kinds of hosting differ, and why your tech company should rely on one rather than the other. Read More »

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PacificHost’s new cPanel skin

PacificHost unveils new cPanel skin and adds new auto-installer software

PacificHost, a provider of linux based, shared and reseller hosting announced earlier today the release of a new cPanel skin for its shared and premium hosting customers. PacificHost also announced the addition of a new auto-installer which allows customers to automatically install a wide variety of new and supported scripts on its services. Read More »

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Web Hosting for Life?

Would you sign up for a web hosting offer that is branded as “Web Hosting for Life?” I doubt you would and neither would I. Web hosting is a volatile industry and especially smaller players come and go faster than most of us would expect. As a web hosting customer it is always risky to go with “the little guy” for web hosting as you never how good or bad this web host is and if he is still in business tomorrow morning. Of course on the other side you might miss out on a web host that offers a much more personal approach to web hosting. Sometimes these web hosts are the best out there and they will go the extra mile to make you happy. Read More »

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Why Consider Microsoft Exchange Hosting

Now that Microsoft Exchange 2010 is available, many business are looking at a considerable investment to upgrade their infrastructure. But the costs of doing so can be stifling. After all, in addition to actually migrating all your employees over to the new system, there also costs associated with ensuring that your IT staff are fully trained in how to configure and maintain the new system. Many businesses can get around this, however, by partnering with a reliable Exchange hosting provider and simply outsourcing all these headaches.

Why Upgrade?

When it comes to dealing with such IT upgrades, it’s easy for many business decision makers to say “well, if it ain’t broke, why fix it?” But there are actually 9 good reasons to upgrade to Exchange 2010 from whatever earlier version that your business is using. Specifically, Exchange 2010 offers:

  • Reduced deployment cost: Exchange Server 2010 can help your business reduce costs by addressing common infrastructure requirements such as backup, e-mail archiving, mobile e-mail access, and voice mail.
  • Simplified high availability and disaster recovery: Exchange Server 2010 has also introduce a mor esimplified approach to high availability and disaster recovery than previous versions, and this can help your business achieve new levels of reliability and reduce the complexity of maintaining business continuity.
  • Easier administration and decreased help desk dependence: Another benefit of Exchange Server 2010 is that it provides new self-service capabilities that help your users (i.e. employees) perform common tasks without calling the help desk and taking up your IT team’s resources.
  • Greater mobility: Exchange Server 2010 also offers a better universal inbox experience, letting your users with access all of their business communications from a single location.
  • Decreased inbox overload and increased productivity: The latest release of Microsoft Exchange Servers also adds new productivity features that let your employees organize and prioritize their emails.
  • Transformed voice mail: Microsoft Exchange 2010  can actually let your team creceive and preview their voice mail in text form right in their inbox.
  • Simplified compliance: Microsoft Exchange 2010 also offers more efficient archiving, which will simplify compliance and discovery.
  • Safeguards for sensitive information: Through centrally managed and enforced data protection and control features, Exchange Server 2010 makes it easier to encrypt, manage, and control your company’s communications.
  • Reduced risk of malware and spam: Exchange Server 2010 features enhanced built-in defenses against junk e-mail and support for an array of third party security product.

Upgrading to Exchange 2010: Taking the Leap of Faith

If these are benefits that your business wants to enjoy, your decision to upgrade will then come down to some old fashioned number crunching. After all, as much as the upgrade is in an investment, and you’ll likely realize the ROI, we are in recessionary times, so some longer-term investments are better put-off until after the economy has rebounded before.

But there are ways your business can implement an upgrade, but not incur the costs of new hardware, data migration, and training your system admin and other IT staff. Specifically, by partnering with a recognized hosted exchange provider, your business can considerably reduce the costs of both the upgrade an ongoing system maintenance. Read More »

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You Got Lucky With Your Webhost If…

There’s a certain element of luck involved in finding a perfect web host – not all free web hosts suck and not all hosts who charge sky-high rates are the best in the business. Some people get lucky with the first host they sign up with, and for them, it’s a lifelong relationship that has its ups and downs, but which survives nevertheless. Others however, have to undergo a number of divorces before they find their perfect match. Although a lot of thought and research go into the process of finding the perfect web host, you know you got lucky with your choice if: Read More »

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Clustered Hosting—The Basics & Benefits

Clustered hosting has lately turned around heads of many including biggies such as YouTube, Yahoo!, MySpace, Flickr etc, which use this web hosting service. Usually, it is chosen by big companies with massive websites receiving thousands of hits every day.

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PacificHost unveils Premium Hosting plans

PacificHost, a provider of linux based, shared and reseller hosting announced earlier today the launch of it’s Premium Hosting service. The service will allow consumers with resource intensive websites to run their website without the high paying cost having a private server.

The service is based on a shared hosting platform however fewer accounts are put on the server, thus allowing more CPU and RAM for websites that require extra processing power. Starting at $15.95/month, the Premium Hosting plans is the next step if a website is too resource intensive for a regular shared hosting enviroment. Read More »

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LimeDomains Social Networking Site Building Apps

Build your Community with Social Networking Applications at LimeDomains

Social networking applications help you create your own version of Facebook, MySpace, Orkut etc. Using Social Networking Apps, you can:

  • Create a full-featured social environment.
  • Customize your social networks with free widgets & plugins.
  • Make a community for just you & your friends

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Let us walk you through the Social Networking applications, we have on our platform: Read More »

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PacificHost Relaunches cPanel Web Hosting Services

PacificHost, a provider of linux based, shared and reseller hosting announced earlier today the relaunch of PacificHost Web Hosting Services. PacificHost was originally formed in January of 1999 with the intent to sell internet hosting, website design and dial-up internet service. PacificHost recently changed hands and is now under new ownership.

“My experience with previous hosting companies allowed me to re-launch PacificHost as a new and upcoming hosting service. I’m approaching the market from a different angle with a specific target towards the Joomla and FFmpeg based markets, which should allow PacificHost to grow rapidly over the next year, despite the turning economy.” said Thomas Perry, the President and CEO of PacificHost.

Among the unique features being offered by PacificHost includes LiteSpeed which is free on all web and reseller hosting plans. LiteSpeed is a new Web Server Technology that reduces server load and is optimized to serve web pages up to 9x faster than Apached based hosts. PacificHost believes this technology will allow them to reduce operating, costs, increase customer satisfaction and increase reliability. Read More »

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ResellersPanel Automates Script Installation

Dania Beach, FL (Web Hosting Finds) October 16, 2009 – ResellersPanel, the leader in private label reseller web hosting automation, has recently announced the introduction of a dropdown toolbar menu, named Elefante Toolbar, which allows a direct installation of almost 40 open source PHP scripts on customers’ websites. Read More »

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Special Offers from Leading Web Hosting Providers

Special Offers in the Market from Leading Web Hosting Providers

Web hosting business is getting noisier day by day with the entry of a number of new web hosting providers. Each one claims—We’re the Best! However, you cannot always trust all of them since such offers can be fake also & you may end up ruining your online effort. Read More »

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