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Marshfield, VT, March 27, 2011 –( PR.com )– Vermont Internet Design set up an online store selling a wide variety of web development related products. If you would like to view this site its located at http://products.vermontinternetdesign.com/ or www.vtwe.com .

Philadelphia, PA (Vocus/PRWEB) March 16, 2011 1&1 Internet, Inc., a global leader amongst Web hosts, today announced that it will now offer its hosting solutions to the Canadian small- and medium-sized business market. As an international hosting provider, 1&1 welcomes the opportunity to provide affordable and reliable hosting to Canada’s small business market through http://www.1and1.ca

A screen shot of Amazon Web Services’ new VPC wizard (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Cloud hosting provider Amazon Web Services ( aws.amazon.com ) announced on Tuesday via its blog ( http://aws.typepad.com ) it is releasing a set of new features that “expand the power and value” of its virtual private cloud. Previously, Amazon customers were only able to use the Amazon virtual private cloud when they formed a secure communication line between their existing IT infrastructure and the AWS cloud using an encrypted VPN connection

A screenshot of Amazon’s EC2 (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Cloud services provider Amazon Web Services ( aws.amazon.com ) announced this week that online gloabl travel network Swiftrank ( www.swiftrank.com ) and video delivery company Netflix ( www.netflix.com ) use its cloud platform and related cloud services.

Serchen Interactive Extend Relationship with AT&T Monday, March 07, 2011, 9:58:28 AM (7th March 2011) – Advertising specialists and Hosted Services Marketplace world leaders, Serchen Interactive , have announced their extended relationship with communications and hosting services experts AT&T .

IOMART, the Scottish web-hosting and data storage company, yesterday said it has recently signed four contracts worth £1.8 million on the increasing demand for cloud computing services, writes Mark Smith. AIM-listed Iomart, which has its headquarters in Glasgow, also said it was now closing between 30 and 40 new orders per month from both new and existing customers. Cloud computing is internet-based computing resources – such as storage, email and other services – provided to computers and other devices on demand, much like the electricity grid

A screen shot of Primus’ newly renamed International Carrier Services website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Telecommunications provider Primus Telecommunications Group ( www.ptgi.com ) announced on Tuesday it has completed its acquisition of wholesale telecom exchange services Arbinet ( www.arbinet.com ) in an all-stock transaction. The merger agreement was first announced last November, and further amended on December 14. As a result of the transaction, Arbinet stockholders will receive about 0.5817 shares of Primus common stock for each share of Arbinet common stock that they hold

LuxCloud COO Lorenz Meis (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — In his SaaS presentation “The SaaS Business Enablement Platform”, LuxCloud COO Lorenz Meis explored the lucrative market of SaaS platforms.

Josh Beil and Eugenio Ferrante prepare to deliver their report Wednesday afternoon (WEB HOST INDSUTRY REVIEW) — In the first session in the afternoon marketing track Wednesday at the Parallels Summit, Josh Beil and Eugenio Ferrante presented the results of a study of approximately 600 SMBs, conducted in an effort to gain some insight into their spending on cloud services. They found that US SMBs spend about $8.6 billion annually in cloud services, including $4.9 billion in hosted infrastructure, $2.3 billion in web hosting, $600 million in hosted email and $800 million in Hosted PBX (which seems to be a particular area of new focus for Paralllels). There’s a bit of a chicken-and-egg thing going on with Parallels’ definition of “cloud services” and the services it designs its products to enable.