It is not often that I highlight other sources of hosting information here, but I do feel like something should be said for the hard work and dedication that has gone into turning The Hosting News website around.  For years, the Hosting News was a good source for finding hosting information – but the website interface was badly designed, ugly and hard to navigate through.  For many of us, we remember The Hosting News website looking like this: However, since the ownership situation has been shifted around and they have headed in a new direction, the layout and design today looks more like this: Isn’t it amazing what a new layout can do to breath new life into a website project?  While I might not be the guru of website style and design, I can point out that example B is a lot better than example A.  So if you haven’t visited The Hosting News lately, go give them a shot.

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.

The iomart group said it intends to become the UK’s cloud computing leader through a combination of organic growth and acquisition.

Singapore ( News4us.com ) September 16, 2010 Oryon Networks Moves To LiteSpeed Technologies for Shared Web Hosting Oryon Networks, a leading Singapore Web Hosting provider, announced today its new partnership with LiteSpeed Technologies.

Net Neutrality: Are Google and Verizon Waffling? American Public Media’s Marketplace explained Schmidt’s position further in a report on Thursday. The public radio program reported, “Google could get behind the idea of one price for data that’s traveling over the net

(AFP) – 1 hour ago WASHINGTON — An Internet hosting service said Tuesday that it shut down a blogging platform because bomb-making instructions and an al-Qaeda “hit list” had been posted on the site. BurstNET, a Pennsylvania-based Web hosting service, said that it shut down Blogetery.com earlier this month after US law enforcement officials pointed out the al-Qaeda material on the platform used by some 70,000 bloggers