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Can the law ever catch up with the Internet?
April 11, 2013 — The US District Court for the Southern District of New York recently handed down a decision that reflects the difficulty adapting laws designed for the physical age to the Internet era. Keep on reading: Can the law ever catch up with the Internet? Continue reading
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LeaseWeb Releases First Law Enforcement Transparency Report
April 11, 2013 — Web hosting provider LeaseWeb announced on Thursday that it has released its first Law Enforcement Transparency Report to shed some light on several types of law enforcement requests and court orders it received last year. Keep on reading: LeaseWeb Releases First Law Enforcement Transparency Report Continue reading
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Tagged business, california, hosting, irs, linux, opera, php, security, web hosting, windows
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Spammy Hosting Clients Won’t Affect Your Site Ranking: Google
April 10, 2013 — In the latest Google Webmaster Help video, Google’s head of spam Matt Cutts answered whether or not a website hosted with a hosting provider that has a lot of spammy clients influences site ranking. Keep on reading: Spammy Hosting Clients Won’t Affect Your Site Ranking: Google Continue reading
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GoGrid Launches Free Cloud Migration Service through Racemi Partnership
April 10, 2013 — Cloud infrastructure provider GoGrid announced on Tuesday that it has launched Cloud Path for GoGrid, a joint offering with Racemi for migrating customers’ existing server workloads to the GoGrid cloud platform for free. Keep on reading: GoGrid Launches Free Cloud Migration Service through Racemi Partnership Continue reading
Superb Internet Launches More Detailed SLA Program
April 10, 2013 — Web hosting and colocation provider Superb Internet announced on Wednesday it has launched a new Standard Guarantee Program, which serves as a more detailed SLA program in which Superb clearly outlines each guarantee that it offers. Keep on reading: Superb Internet Launches More Detailed SLA Program Continue reading