Well if you are reading this, you probably want to open a website/blog/page on the web. You need 2 things – where to put this page and an address for other users to enter it. The address is your domain name and the space is your hosting. Hosting companies want to sell you more. This is obvious because, well, this is their work and you cant really blame them. So this is up to you to know what you need and search for the best company and package. In this article I will present main characteristics of any hosting plan and it’s up to you to decide.
Continue reading...Thursday, September 10, 2009
You have profiles on almost every social networking website from Facebook to Flickr to LinkedIn. This post enlists sites that provide you to create your single web page (let’s call it your virtual business card) that will help people easily explore your various online social identities and also connect with you on common networks where they too may have a presence.
Continue reading...Saturday, September 5, 2009
There are two important things to remember when looking for a web designer:First, it is important to go with a freelancer if you are looking for a small and simple site. You can probably get one done for $30 to $50. There are many freelancing companies on the web that you can tap into to find the designer for you.
Continue reading...Thursday, September 3, 2009
Two bloggers from Azerbaijan are facing up to five years in jail after posting a video of a donkey giving a news conference on YouTube.
Continue reading...Saturday, August 29, 2009
Millions of television viewers are now using file-sharing services to access free and unauthorised copies of programmes, research has revealed. US drama Heroes was the most popular illegal download this year, according to research firm Big Champagne.About 55 million people downloaded the show, while 51 million chose to access Lost, the second most popular show. Visits to leading "torrent" sites, which index video and music files, have also nearly doubled in the last year.
Continue reading...Thursday, August 27, 2009
Sony has launched a wireless e-reader which allows users to download electronic books on the go. Analysts said Sony's Reader Daily Edition is a direct challenge to Amazon's best-selling Kindle device. The $399 (£250) touch-screen device is able to store up to 1,000 novels and can download books over a high-speed mobile network. It also has an application that can be used to "borrow" books from local libraries for 21 days.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
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