August 8, 2011 — Tom Millitzer, president of NCC International and WHIR blogger, spoke about 2011 mergers and acquisitions in his presentation on Monday afternoon at HostingCon 2011. The presentation started with a few technical glitches, but overall he spoke about the recent acquisitions in the hosting space.

An image oft he Millenium Knickerbocker Hotel, taken from the venue’s website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider and data center operator CoreLink Data Centers ( www.corelink.com ) announced on Tuesday that it is sponsoring the invitation only CIOsynergy networking event taking place April 28 in Chicago, at the Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel, and featuring a discussion panel moderated by PBS host Charlie Rose. The invitation only event will run from 1:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.

An image oft he Millenium Knickerbocker Hotel, taken from the venue’s website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider and data center operator CoreLink Data Centers ( www.corelink.com ) announced on Tuesday that it is sponsoring the invitation only CIOsynergy networking event taking place April 28 in Chicago, at the Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel, and featuring a discussion panel moderated by PBS host Charlie Rose. The invitation only event will run from 1:00 p.m

The March 2011 issue of Web Host Industry Review magazine spots small business hosting opportunities (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — The Web Host Industry Review , the leading resource for information on the web hosting industry, is excited to announce that the March 2011 issue of its Web Host Industry Review magazine has shipped, offering readers a look into those markets and products that offer them the biggest opportunities to generate new revenue today and in the very near future. In a cover story that digs into what is essentially the key question facing hosting providers – what are the biggest and most easily tapped opportunities currently facing my company – the March issue presents readers with a lot of data accumulated from analysts investigating the hosting market, particularly the SMB market for hosting and cloud services, for some of the biggest opportunities.

WHIR Magazine March 2011 Toronto, Ontario (Vocus/PRWEB) April 12, 2011 The Web Host Industry Review , the leading resource for information on the web hosting industry, is excited to announce that the March 2011 issue of its Web Host Industry Review magazine has shipped, offering readers a look into those markets and products that offer them the biggest opportunities to generate new revenue today and in the very near future.

Don Klein spoke to the WHIR via email about Modius’s new monitoring tool (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — As data centers are increasingly pressured to improve their energy efficiency, operators and owners are required to provide comprehensive reports on power usage and the energy efficiency of their equipment. Data center monitoring solutions provider Modius ( www.modius.com ) recently developed a new data center monitoring system that addresses this need, giving data center operators the ability to enforce client bill back for energy expenses.

After web host HIT shut down last week, its wholesale host Fibernet took over for its customers (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — After web hosting provider Heritage Internet Technologies ( www.hitwebdesign.com ) announced last week that it was shutting down, some confusing and potentially misleading messages emerged about the potential fate of sites hosted by the company. In a conversation with the WHIR on Monday, Lane Livingston, CEO of Fibernet ( www.fiber.net ), the behind-the-scenes provider of hosting to reseller HIT, discussed the role his company is playing in providing immediate support to HIT customers, and the potential for Fibernet to support those customers going forward. First and foremost, he says, it is important for HIT customers to understand that the technology underlying that company’s services have always been owned and operated by Fibernet, which operates as a wholesale provider of hosting in many similar relationships – meaning that no HIT customers are in any danger of having their services turned off unexpectedly