Hostopia Adds 30,000 New Images

• By theWHIR.com , December 14, 2006

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December 14, 2006 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider Hostopia (hostopia.com) announced on Wednesday it has added 30,000 new images to its library of Web-ready graphics used within its suite of site design applications and its site design service, Website Experts.

"These images are perfect for the small-business owner or site developer who wants to customize their Web site with illustrations and/or photos without having to purchase overly-used, royalty-free images," says Paul D. Engels, executive vice president and chief marketing officer for Hostopia. "Hosting providers and customers are legitimately concerned about the recent litigation over the use of royalty-free photography in Web site templates. Hostopia eliminates this concern as we have unrestricted ownership rights to all the images in our library."

Hostopia's image library will be updated with the new images by the end of January. The images are included for free with all Hostopia hosting plans, which are sold by over 330 hosting providers on Hostopia's network around the world. The images can be accessed from Hostopia's site creation and promotion applications, including EasySiteWizard 6.0, EasySiteWizard 7 Professional, Template Gallery, Website Experts, and soon to be released HTML newsletter application.

The image library features original, royalty-free photos and illustrations organized by category for easy searching and navigation. Images include popular business and non-profit themes including people, landscapes, buildings, electronics and everyday objects suitable for business, consumer, or personal Web sites. The images are all resizable, formatted as GIF files, and a large selection are cropped with transparent backgrounds enabling seamless integration with other images and Web site designs.

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