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Since the new gTLD domain naming system went live, much of the focus has been on how businesses are purchasing and using website addresses. But new figures suggest that churches are also keen to get in on the act. According … Continued

Generally domain names are relatively affordable. There are, however, a handful that attract plenty of attention, significantly increasing their value – two examples of which have emerged recently. Holidays.com Seen as the ultimate domain name for businesses operating in the … Continued

For a short period last week headlines were dominated by the news that several female celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, had been the victims of a hack which stole compromising pictures from their iCloud accounts and published them online. So what … Continued

Although the new global top level domain names (gTLDs) currently being implemented by ICANN are supposed to make it easier for businesses and individuals to secure meaningful website addresses, they have also raised several issues that need to be addressed. … Continued

The new gTLD website naming system has thrown up a number of interesting details about how individuals and businesses are choosing to address their sites. One such factor is which country is registering the most localised domain names (gTLDs). Currently … Continued

To benefit from an instant boost in search engine rankings, some internet experts may suggest that your business invests in an expired domain. These are domain names which already exist but have not been renewed by the person who made … Continued

Back in January we reported an incident where politicians involved in the New Jersey local elections had begun registering domain names in an effort to “steal” clicks from potential voters. By registering website addresses that incorporated the name of election … Continued

Sales of generic top level domains (gTLDs) continue to grow as more of the new website addresses are released. In the USA, New York mayor Bill de Blasio has publicly encouraged people living within the city to register their own … Continued

Passwords “hacks” are common place.  As a web host, we see email highjacking, and cracked admin logins to things like WordPress and Joomla almost on a daily basis.  Most are down to bad passwords!  No surprise really – in light … Continued

EURid, who oversees registration and management of the .eu domain name addresses, has announced a few changes to the registration periods for holders of their addresses. From 15 September this year, a new .eu Terms and Conditions and Registrar Agreement … Continued