A screenshot of VoipNow’s control panel (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Cloud software provider 4PSA ( www.4psa.com ) announced on Tuesday that it now offers a licensing program for its VoipNow Platform that enables small businesses to leverage Unified Communications while reducing their carbon footprint. The company says this move is part of its green commitment

A screen shot of the newly relaunched 4PSA website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Cloud software provider 4PSA (www.4psa.com) announced on Wednesday it is now offering Cloud Licensing, which brings “cloud computing flexibility and scalability to software licensing,” according to the press release. The move follows 4PSA’s recent investments in back-end automation and customer facilities. “With Cloud Licensing, we aim to simplify all processes related to software licensing, from infrastructure planning to support,” says Bogdan Carstoiu, 4PSA’s CEO.

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Web Host News – Austin, TX – Zenoss Inc., the corporate sponsor of Zenoss Core, today announced the general availability of Zenoss Core 3.0 under the GNU General Public License (V2). Fueled by the 85,000-member Zenoss community, the newest release features an updated user interface to improve usability giving users a

Google walks a fine line on China censorship As Google waits for word from the Chinese government whether it will be allowed to continue running a Web business in that country, the company says it didn’t surrender to Chinese censorship demands — it stood up to censorship. As I write this post, it’s Wednesday morning at Google’s California headquarters, but it’s past midnight Thursday in Beijing, and Google’s license to operate a Chinese Web site expired. I have a query in to Google to find out whether the license will be renewed