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Revolution themes make WordPress look great
It’s no secret that almost anybody can launch a WordPress blog since, among other things, the PHP / MySQL script is downloadable for free as “open source” and hundreds
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Yet another price increase for the “.org”
Just last year, in 2007, the Public Interest Registry (known as the PIR) hiked the price of “.org” domains by 2,5% to $6,15 but that apparently wasn’t enough since
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Verisign’s push for stronger SSL encryption
If visitors to your web site need to transfer sensitive information, they’ll feel a lot better knowing their session is encrypted with SSL.
Why is that?
Well, in the case of
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Is there a future for Quebec’s “.qc”?
The whole world is aware that Canada operates the “.ca” domain name suffix and furthermore, every province and territory has its own identity, such as “.on.ca” for Ontario, “.qc.ca”
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Of the synthetic worlds’ new ways
Over the past few years, synthetic worlds, like Second Life and some 50 others, have created a new way for people to socialize, entertain, innovate and transact business —
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Fixing the IT skills deficit
Human resources executives and their IT counterparts are under the impression that finding the workers they need, featuring the right computer-related skills, is nothing short of a headache.
In fact,
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Business IT and cloud computing
IT executives, in organizations of all sizes, are growing more familiar with “cloud computing”, the made-up expression which illustrates a particular phenomenon where companies can run almost every information
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Scotland wants its own domain name
In case you missed it, Alex Salmond, Scotland’s first minister, has made a formal request to the ICANN to change the country’s website addresses to .sco as the Scottish
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The ongoing internet land grab
Any seasoned domainer knows that domain names are big business, nowadays.
The gTLD (.com and such) accompanied by the ccTLD (.ca, .co.uk, .be and such) make for a outstandingly comprehensive
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Verisign yanks up domain name fees — again
If you own a “.com” or “.net” domain name, this is very bad news, on all fronts.
Verisign, for the second time in just 6 months, is asking every single
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