Has the Times paywall actually worked?

Headlines elsewhere like ‘Times paywall sees traffic plummet‘ seem to suggest that the paywall recently installed by News International to charge for online content from their newspaper stable has been a business disaster. Yet despite a report last week from ComScore suggesting a 50 per cent drop in The Times visitors and prompting the doomy [...]

Science fiction becomes science fact

There used to be a time –not too long ago – when the use of computers of your own at home were nothing but science fiction. Similarly research deep into the universe was something of pure science fiction. Now both are very much science present and a combination of the two – home computers and [...]

What’s the Deal Apple?

Today apple approved a ping pong app for the iPhone and iPad. Almost two years ago I made exactly the same app! And it was rejected! And I know mine didn’t have any sort of iPad tie-in, but no fair, there WAS no iPad back then! So I say, Apple, you’re slipping. And I say [...]

One Million Domains

Well it’s finally happened. The stat-happy webhosting.info this month made it known that we now host over one million domains. A million! That’s a lot! I had a hard time visualizing “one million” so I turned to my old friend Google Image Search (with ‘resuse rights’ checked) and saw enough to make me realize that [...]

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Why Ubiquity?

1) Our network. We run our entire network over Brocade XMR-4000 routers, not a Cisco Switch that could just as easily be a rack level switch like a lot of our competitors do.
2) Our service. Our support team is here 24/7/365.  We can be reached by phone, livechat, or email any time of the [...]

Planning Your Colocation for Growth

While some colocation is fairly static and remains the same year after year, most colocation involves careful planning of future growth.  There are a lot of things to consider when planning this growth.  Here are some things to think through.
1)  Realistic Growth Speed. I can’t count how many startups come to us asking about [...]

Using PHPMelody to Dominate Your Niche Market

While it can hardly be said any more that Web 2.0 is anything all that revolutionary, it can certainly be said that for a site to survive then it is going to have to be on that side of the web. Surfers are no longer content to get by reading dry text or looking at [...]

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The Difference between Virtual Private Server Hosting and Dedicated Hosting

If you are just starting out with a web site of your own, or if you run a business and are looking to get it online then you will eventually need to address the issue of hosting. Once you do this, you might find yourself a little bit confused over what exactly you will want [...]

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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 | Part 5

The authentication protocol Kerberos now supports AES 128-bit and 256. The new crypto API (CNG) supports elliptic curve cryptography and improved management of certificates.

Microsoft Windows Server 2008 | Part 4

Microsoft Windows Server 2008 - Core Enhancements OS. The operating system is now entirely made up of several components.

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