Every once in awhile, web hosting companies offer some great deals. Okay, website hosting companies are always offering deals, but sometimes those deals aren't so great. Since today is Friday, I'm … [Read more...]
Free or Paid Web Hosting For Small Businesses?
A website goes hand-in-hand with small business. Since your website is often the first thing that people will see, it's important that your site runs smoothly. Further, it's vital that your site has a … [Read more...]
GoDaddy is In Some X-Rated Hot Water
23 women have filed a class-action lawsuit agains the owners of Texxxan.com. This website allows users to upload graphic photographs and videos known as "revenge porn." As you might have guessed, … [Read more...]
News: Web Hosting Fight Leads to Internet Shut Down
A Dutch anti-spam activist group called 'Spamhaus' recently accused web hosting company 'Cyberbunker' of spamming users. Not only did Spamhaus accuse Cyberbunker of bad spam tactics, but the activist … [Read more...]
UNIX VS. Linux VS. Windows Web Hosting
Website hosting companies often ask clients to choose between UNIX, Linux, or Windows hosting. What the heck is the difference? We'll get to that in a minute. But, first, know that you should choose … [Read more...]
News: Thousands of Amazon Accounts Are Public!
Something very big happened in the cloud hosting world today. A privacy researcher by the name of Will Vandervanter was doing his job when he discovered something big: thousands of Amazon cloud … [Read more...]
5 Eco-Friendly Web Hosting Options
Green web hosting companies are popping up left, right, and center. As the world becomes more eco-savvy, web hosting companies want a slice of that market pie. And so, the dawn of green web hosting … [Read more...]
Cloud Hosting: Why Location Matters
So, you found a great cloud hosting company that's located thousands of miles away. Does location matter? It all depends on how you look at it. The location of a hosting company might not … [Read more...]
Can Small Businesses Save Money With the Cloud?
Bloomberg estimates that more than $40 billion dollars were spent on cloud services last year. That number is expected to surpass $100 billion by 2016. What these numbers point at is a move, by small … [Read more...]