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The UK’s domain name administrator, Nominet, has finally shelved plans for the shorter .uk web address format. Under the plans, businesses would have been able to buy condensed website addresses, becoming mysite.uk instead of the current mysite.co.uk format. The decision … Continued
With just two months to go until their release, the latest generation of internet domain names (known as gTLDs for short) have come under criticism again. An article in the Guardian earlier this month suggests that new domains, such as … Continued
Spring 2013 will see another change to the internet addressing system which will transform the way in which websites are named forever. At present, most of our websites are bound to a geographic TLD (Top Level Domain) naming system, such … Continued
Whether your business already has a website, or you’re looking to build its first one, the choice of web host is important to ensure its success. At the most basic level a web host provides the space where you “store” … Continued
Nominet, the non-profit organisation responsible for administering domain names (the easy to remember address for websites) has announced proposals for a new .uk domain. Currently all businesses using a UK-based domain get an address like abc.co.uk or xyz.co.uk, but under … Continued
Computing and IT have historically been seen as male dominated professions, with women only accounting for around 20% of the workforce. However, figures released in 2010 show that attitudes are slowly changing and more women are taking up roles in … Continued
