Friday, Mar 11, 2005
Network Solutions Launches its New Generation of Web Hosting Packages
One-Stop Shopping for Industry Leading Performance, Reliability and Value
Free Domain Name Registration* & 24/7 Live Technical Customer Support
Network Solutions (www.networksolutions.com), the pioneer in domain name registration and leading provider of Internet services, today introduced its new generation of Web site hosting packages. These hosting packages provide comprehensive solutions for individuals and businesses that want to establish or enhance their visibility on the Internet. They provide a new combination of affordability, ease of use, reliability and power. Packages are priced as low as $9.96 per month for an annual plan and include: a domain name registration (free with annual package), generous amounts of storage, monthly data transfer and e-mailboxes. All of Network Solutions' Web site hosting solutions are supported by free 24/7, live customer support and technical support, and a 30- day limited money back guarantee.
Thursday, Mar 10, 2005
3rd Annual Web Design Contest
Hostway Announces 3rd Annual Web Design Contest for Chicago Area High School Students
Next Generation of Technologists Compete for Citywide Recognition and Prizes
Do you know a high school student who can create a better Web site than a professional Web designer? How about a high school technology class that has designed a Web site that blows your mind? Or are you a high school student who has designed a phenomenal Web site and are ready to show it off?
Here is your chance.
Wednesday, Mar 9, 2005
Enthropia Launches Next Generation Website Software from Evo-Dev
EvoArticles 2.0 and evoTopsites 2.0 offer new features for website management.
Enthropia, Inc., and its website software division Evo-Dev, announced today the re-launch of website management products evoArticles 2.0 and evoTopsites 2.0 with a new focus toward consumer’s time and their desire to concentrate on content versus management of their website.
Content has long been the key to a successful website but managing and trying to update files, design changes, and granting access to multiple users can be difficult and time consuming. EvoArticles 2.0, a product of Evo-Dev, addresses user’s needs by offering easy user and administration interfaces while providing the customization tools they need to make a website their own. Daniel Coburn, Operations Manager for Evo-Dev said, “The Internet has been a great way to publish and get your message, column or article out to the public. Managing multiple writers, editing articles and trying to keep up with the community has become a long and monotonous task. Uploading and managing files and edits can take time away from your focus, the content. This is why, with the success of the original evoArticles, the new 2.0 release focuses on the consumer’s time by providing online documentation, an improved client area and active support forums.”
Get more info.
Tuesday, Mar 8, 2005
Go Daddy's Super Bowl Ad Receives Unprecedented Publicity
GoDaddy.com, the No. 1 registrar of domain names, announced today that its first-ever Super Bowl advertisement was a resounding success, as measured by independent third parties.
Go Daddy's Super Bowl commercial ran during the first quarter of the game, but was subsequently pulled by the NFL and FOX from its scheduled 2nd airing during the game's final two minute warning.
According to multivision, inc. (a leader in the collection and analysis of real-time broadcast corporate intelligence), the ensuing media coverage of the pulled advertisement garnered GoDaddy.com more publicity than any other Super Bowl advertiser. According to multivision's "Super Bowl: Monitoring the Advertising Buzz - 2005," GoDaddy.com's post-Super Bowl "Share of Voice" ("SOV") from February 7 - 11 was a tremendous, and unprecedented, 51.14%. This is the largest SOV attributed to any Super Bowl advertiser during the past two years, and possibly ever. (SOV is the percentage of times an advertiser is mentioned in all Super Bowl stories aired on national, cable and the top 50 local television networks. For example, if there are ten stories and a company is mentioned three times, its' SOV is 30%.)
Monday, Mar 7, 2005
U.S. DSL Users Grew 41% in '04
U.S. DSL Users Grew 41% in '04
Adding subs nearly as fast as cable
"Pretty soon, the number of DSL subscribers will come close to matching cable broadband subscribers: we expect 30 million DSL and 32 million cable broadband subscribers in North America by 2008," suggests the author of a new report studying DSL growth (Networking Pipeline). DSL providers are provisioning broadband lines at nearly the same speed as their cable counterparts, and the DSL subscriber base in the United States grew by 41% last year.
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