A screen shot of BitGravity’s HD video conferencing application (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider Tata Communications ( www.tatacommunications.com ) announced on Tuesday it will acquire content delivery network provider BitGravity ( www.bitgravity.com ). Once the acquisition is completed, BitGravity will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Communications.

A screen shot of BitGravity’s HD video conferencing application (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider Tata Communications ( www.tatacommunications.com ) announced on Tuesday it will acquire content delivery network provider BitGravity ( www.bitgravity.com ). Once the acquisition is completed, BitGravity will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Communications.

12|02|2010 1:23 am EDT Godaddy.com CEO Bob Parsons To Keynote at 2011 DomainFest by Adam Strong in Categories: Events – 0 Comments Oversee.net parent company of DomainSponsor.com and producer of DOMAINFest Global announced this evening in a press release statement that Bob Parsons, CEO of domain registrar Godaddy.com will be the keynote speaker for their 2011 event. The motorcycle-riding, gun-loving Parsons is know to be a very outspoken and at times controversial CEO.

MacBook Air Problem Reportedly Confirmed by Memo An Air leak is causing problems for Apple. A memo circulating on tech web sites, purporting to be a leaked internal document from the Cupertino, Calif.-based company, confirms reports of display problems for the new MacBook Air. There have been complaints on tech sites and in several Apple-focused forums about flickering horizontal lines in the new product.

The real reasons why Apple silenced Lala (and bought it, too) As dorky character Ned Ryerson said in movie “Groundhog Day”: “Am I right or am I right? Or am I right? Am I right?” Apple is shuttering the Lala service on May 31

Macs grab top reliability, support spot for third year running Apple’s computers again took the top spot in an annual reliability and support ranking, Syracuse, N.Y.-based technical support franchise Rescuecom said today. Macs were the most reliable — and Apple’s support the most dependable — for the third year running, said Josh Kaplan, the president of Rescuecom. “They’ve maintained that position without fail, which is first of all a testament to the reliability of their machines,” said Kaplan