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Web Host Pair Networks Marks 15 Years Offers Domain Web Hosting Specials
January 10, 2011 – Web hosting provider pair Networks announced on Monday that it is celebrating its 15th anniversary by offering discounts on Web hosting and domain name registration to its customers. Continue reading
Using A Server Colocation Service
Server colocation is definitely an option for businesses or people who have their own dedicated servers but who don’t need the big bandwidth costs that come through possessing active and well-known websites. When server colocation providers are used, the organizations don’t need to keep their servers on location depleting their own bandwidth, rather their server resides with the provider who also provides the bandwidth. Continue reading