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Monthly Archives: July 2017
How Domain Names Work
The post How Domain Names Work appeared first on HostGator Blog . How Does a Domain Name Work? When you type a domain name into your browser address bar, what happens is as good as magic. All you have to do is type in a few letters and suddenly a website appears. But domain names are far from magic, it’s technology at its finest. If you’re here, […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
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Tagged appeared-first, browser, browser-address, domain-name, few-letters, from-magic, hostgator, web hosting tips
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Comcast and AT&T Say They Support Open Internet — With Caveats
But the fight over net neutrality isn’t being waged by normal people, it’s being waged by lawyers deep in the weeds of regulatory law. To their eyes, there are big differences between the definition of net neutrality used by Comcast and AT&T, and the one used by most other participants in the day of action. Continue reading
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Tagged 400-bad-request, cloud-computing, legal issues, request, web hosting
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New Chinese Internet Clampdown Hurts Business, U.S. Group Says
China’s clampdown on the use of virtual private networks to circumvent the country’s internet controls risks disrupting businesses that depend on them for cloud services and data security. Continue reading
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Tagged 400-bad-request, asia, hosting, legal issues, legislation, regions, request, security and privacy
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Net Neutrality Advocates Prep for Day of Action on Wednesday
The protest will be supported by numerous internet companies, including Google, Amazon, Netflix, Reddit, Airbnb, Spotify and Twitter. Continue reading
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Arcserve Acquires Zetta to Integrate DR and Backup Services
Data protection and availability firm Arcserve has acquired disaster recovery provider Zetta to expand its Unified Data Protection (UDP) solution suite. Continue reading
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