July 31, 2006 — Reseller Web hosting provider Gazzin.com announced on Monday it has introduced a ‘half plan’ called Plan 0.5, that enables customers to take advantage of the company’s services for a reduced price.

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July 31, 2006 — Search engine giant Google has launched a new project hosting service for open source software, according to reports released Monday.

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July 31, 2006 — Outsourced support solution provider ThinkSupport.net announced on Monday it has begun offering free volunteer support for Web hosting companies.

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July 31, 2006 — Tilana Systems announced on Monday it has chosen Web hosting provider The Planet Internet Services as the data center provider for the upcoming private beta release of its new Tilana Reserve file protection and synchronization service.

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July 31, 2006 — Podcasting solution provider Effective Podcasting announced this week it has launched a one-stop solution for podcast production, hosting, promotion and aggregation.

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July 31, 2006 — Web hosting provider Incognito Networks announced on Monday it will be revamping its hosting services and has laid out plans for future changes.

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July 31, 2006 — Application service provider ETTIX Solutions announced on Thursday that it had released VideoWebTown.com, a community platform that enables members to host and view videos and video playlists.

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July 31, 2006 — Zeus Technology announced on Friday that data center service provider IXEurope has selected the Zeus Extensible Traffic Manager to be the only traffic management solution offered to customers through its IXExchange community portal.

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July 31, 2006 — Web hosting provider GlobalWebBrands announced on Thursday it has reorganized its business into more effective units to allow it to boost productivity and efficiency.

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July 31, 2006 — Data center operator and managed services provider Peak 10 announced on Friday that it has opened its second data center at its headquarter location in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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Low Cost Internet Phone Service EarthLink trueVoice(SM) Available at OfficeMax

ATLANTA, July 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — EarthLink (Nasdaq: ELNK),the nation’s next generation Internet service provider (ISP), today announced that EarthLink trueVoice(SM) Internet phone service is now available at OfficeMax, one of the country’s largest office supply chains.

OfficeMax customers with a home broadband connection will be able to purchase a cost-saving alternative to traditional phone service that features EarthLink’s trueVoice(SM) and a Linksys Phone Adapter (SPA2002-ER) or Wireless G Router with 2 Phone Ports (WRT54GP2-ER). The easy-to-use kits contain everything broadband customers need to make telephone calls over the Internet.

“Partnering with OfficeMax makes it a whole lot easier for consumers and small business owners to start saving money on their phone bills,” said Kevin Flaherty, vice president of voice sales for EarthLink. “With EarthLink trueVoice(SM), they can replace their more expensive traditional phone service with a high-quality, feature-rich alternative — backed by our award-winning service and technical support.”

“OfficeMax strives to help business owners cut costs and improve efficiency,” said Charles Tyson, vice president, OfficeMax. “Adding EarthLink trueVoice(SM) to our store shelves meets both of those goals and provides customers with an innovative technology.”

Consumers can sign up for EarthLink trueVoice(SM) and enjoy unlimited local, regional and long distance calling on their home phones. The service is packed with a number of free premium features such as voicemail, three-way calling, and call forwarding. Many of these features can be turned on or controlled by using the myVoice portal. Through myVoice,
consumers can have their voicemail forwarded to their email or other phone numbers. To access myVoice, go to myvoice.earthlink.net.

Compatible with any high-speed connection, EarthLink trueVoice(SM) is a plug-and-play solution that can be installed in minutes to work on any touch- tone phone. Retail shoppers will be able to choose between two types of EarthLink trueVoice(SM) start-up kits, one with an ATA box, that works with a standard router and one with a Wireless G Broadband router with a built-in ATA for home networking.

The ATA converts the analog telephone signal to a digital signal. The phone is then plugged into the ATA, delivering dial tone and a high-quality connection.

Both kits work with regular home phones and have two ports. Retail customers activate EarthLink trueVoice(SM) by calling 1-877-ELNKVoice, or visit http://www.earthlink.net/go/voiceactivate.

Calling plans start at $14.95 per month. For more information about EarthLink’s voice services please go to http://www.earthlink.net/voice.

About EarthLink
“EarthLink. We revolve around you(TM).” As the nation’s next generation Internet service provider, Atlanta-based EarthLink has earned an award-winning reputation for outstanding customer service and its suite of online products and services. Serving over five million subscribers, EarthLink offers what every user should expect from their Internet
experience: high-quality connectivity, minimal online intrusions and customizable features. Whether it’s dial-up, high-speed, voice, web hosting, wireless or “EarthLink Extras” like home networking or security, EarthLink connects people to the power and possibilities of the Internet. Learn more about EarthLink by calling (800) EARTHLINK or visiting
EarthLink’s Web site at http://www.EarthLink.net.

July 28, 2006 — Superb Internet has come a long way from its beginnings on a single university server, to owning and operating three - soon to be four - of its own data centers and serving a customer base in the hundreds of thousands.

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