August 16, 2011 — Web hosting provider PEER 1 Hosting announced on Tuesday that it has opened an office in Bulgaria to improve its EMEA customer service. According to the press release, PEER 1’s location in Bulgaria has ten monitoring and quality assurance professionals to provide 24×7 customer service.

Balkans.com, the leading news and technology portal for the Balkans region, has announced it has chosen WebHostingBuzz as its web hosting provider. Balkans.com is the largest business news portal for Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, and Turkey

(Vocus/PRWEB) April 18, 2011 Balkans.com, the leading news and technology portal for the Balkans region, has announced it has chosen WebHostingBuzz as its web hosting provider .

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Anti-Piracy Investigation Results in the Shutdown of Four Bulgarian Sites Articles: How Web Development Has Shaped the Growth of E-Commerce Articles: Find the Best Dedicated Hosting Articles: Brand protection and abuse: Keeping your company image safe on social media Articles: 6 cool innovations for the data center (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — After an investigation coordinated by Bulgarian authorities, four websites have been shuttered in what has been deemed the largest operation against Internet piracy ever seen in the Balkan nation. According to reports from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry ( www.ifpi.org ), which represents the recording industry across 66 countries worldwide, the Bulgarian Police’s Cyber Crime Unit estimate that users paid “an organised criminal network” 5 million Bulgarian leva (€2.5 million) to access the illegal services, and additional revenue was raised through advertising sales. The investigation took several months and was the result of a complaint by the Bulgarian Association of the Music Producers (www.bamp-bg.org), which represents the country’s music industry.

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Rackspace Open Sources Cloud Platform, Launches OpenStack News: Leveraging Hybrid Computing for Customization, Scalability and Cost-Effectiveness, with Rackspace News: OpenSRS’s Adam Eisner on Differentiation in a Saturated Hosting Market News: US Authorities Shut Down Site Hosting 73,000 Blogs News: Building a Strong Cloud Hosting Business, with Tier1 (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Examining some of the currently successful Web hosts, Tucows domain product manager Adam Eisner connected the dots in his Monday morning HostingCon presentation, “Differentiating Your Hosting Business in a Saturated Market,” in which he explained some of the common trends that make these companies different — and better — than competitors. “I’ve got a lot to run through in 45 minutes,” Eisner acknowledged in beginning. After all, it’s not simple to build a successful hosting company, and what is defined as “successful” has changed enormously within the past decade

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Defining Cloud Valuations, with NCC International Blogs: Posted Some Exhibit Hall Setup Shots on Flickr News: The Challenges of International Business, with Usman Arshad of HostDime News: Hartland Ross on Using Marketing Best Practices to Increase Profits and Prospects News: The Evolution of Hosting – Where We Are Going, with Equinix (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Examining some of the currently successful Web hosts, Tucows domain product manager Adam Eisner connected the dots in his Monday morning HostingCon presentation, “Differentiating Your Hosting Business in a Saturated Market,” in which he explained some of the common trends that make these companies different — and better — than competitors. “I’ve got a lot to run through in 45 minutes,” Eisner acknowledged in beginning.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Transport, Information Technologies and Communications has recently announced that they will propose four new cyrillic domain names. This decision was made due to the recent refusal of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers .ICANN has recently refused Bulgaria’s proposal for the cyrillic sufix “бг”