Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Monday it is launching a nationwide Search for the Dotster Dots, a campaign that will award four winners year-long spokesmodeling contracts. The Dotster Dots will act as female company ambassadors, traveling the US to high-profile shows and events promoting Dotster’s ‘MyInternet’ Web site services.
Domain registrar and Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Tuesday it has launched a virtual private server offering, delivering the benefits of a private environment with its own independent operating system, Web server, mail server and software instances.
Domain registrar and Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Monday it is holding its tenth virtual “Happy Hour” event scheduled for July 26. Beginning at 4:00 pm EST, visitors to Dotster’s Web site will receive a coupon code valid between July 27 and July 31 to purchase any single, new .COM, .NET, or .ORG domain for $1.
Domain name registrar and Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Wednesday that it has launched what it describes as an affordable new Web site design service, called MyInternet.
Domain registrar and Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Wednesday it has completely redesigned its Web site to improve customer experience and speed navigation for visitors.
Canadian domain registrar and Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Monday it is offering a new suite of Web hosting packages.
There are currently over 70 million registered Internet domain names across the globe, according to domain registrar and Web hosting provider Dotster.
Server automation and virtualization software provider SWsoft, along with Microsoft, Dell and Dotster, announced on Tuesday it is holding the SiteBuilder for Windows Contest open to all enrolled college students in the United States.
Discount domain registration and Web hosting provider Dotster announced on Wednesday that it would begin offering the new .eu domain for the European Union for $14.95, beginning with the commencement of the domain’s land rush period April 7.
