Protect your domain name to ensure unfettered access
I know my site needs updating, but a student built it, and he moved. I have no idea where the files are or how to log in to my domain registrar and Web host. Registrar? Web hosting company? Don’t know my Web designer handles all that. I’m not happy with my Web designer, but they control everything and have all the files. Is it okay to ask them for access? And what if they won’t give it to me? I hear some variation of those three scenarios every week. Through ignorance, bad luck or questionable Web design practices, a business owner finds that ownership of a Web site or access to Web design files becomes a problem. By Diana Ratliff
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This edition of our Hottest Hosts buyer’s guide and directory issue is the fifth instance of the annual publication, a milestone that kind of snuck up on me, personally, but which I think provides an intriguing validation of the format, and of the principle behind it. The hosted services industry is a fascinating business (incidentally, …Read More
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In pursuit of some inspiration for your killer business model, we sought out some of the really cool things being done in the hosting space by providers trying to stand out from the crowd. They’re not all huge companies yet, but they’ve all got some really interesting ideas, and more importantly, they’re looking at innovating in a way that could inspire some really original thinking from you.
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In creating this issue of WHIR magazine, we provide a series of profiles to illustrate in great detail the variety in small business IT needs, and the hosting relationships that develop out of those needs.
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