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Invpsus Leaders Apply 15 Years of Industry Expertise to a VPS-Only Platform That Combines Performance and Affordability

Invpsus Leaders Apply 15 Years of Expertise to a VPS-Only Platform
Opting to concentrate on the high-performance middle ground of the web hosting spectrum, Invpsus touts a VPS-only platform powered by modern infrastructure with... read more »
Laura Bernheim
By: Laura Bernheim
5/3/2018
Imagine, Build, Create — Black Girls Code Inspires Young Women of Color to Diversify Computer Sciences Classrooms

Black Girls Code Inspires Young Women of Color to Diversify Tech
When Kimberly Bryant founded Black Girls Code in 2010, her initial goal was to ensure that her pre-teen daughter would never again be the only black girl in the room... read more »
Laura Bernheim
By: Laura Bernheim
5/2/2018
OVH Data Protection Officer Florent Gastaud on GDPR: The 2018 Compliance Deadline’s Impacts on the Hosting Industry and Site Owners Worldwide

OVH’s Data Protection Expert Discusses GDPR and the Hosting Industry
OVH has long been a leader in the hosting space — boasting more than 300,000 servers operating across 27 datacenters worldwide. And, while some in the European market... read more »
Sean Garrity
By: Sean Garrity
5/2/2018
WebHostingHub — Quality Hosting, Budget-Friendly Pricing, and Intuitive Site Design Tools Built for Web Entrepreneurs and SMBs

WebHostingHub: Quality Hosting & Budget-Friendly Pricing for SMBs
WebHostingHub opened its doors in 2010, welcoming aspiring web entrepreneurs and small businesses everywhere looking to broadcast their brands online. Since its... read more »
Ted Carmichael
By: Ted Carmichael
5/2/2018
Code.org Brings Computer Science Courses to Schools Through Community Outreach and Professional Development for Educators

Code.org Expands Access to Computer Science Education
Even with the rise in popularity of careers in computers, many K-12 schools still don’t offer computer science classes. Code.org is trying to change that by giving... read more »
Jennifer Young
By: Jennifer Young
5/1/2018
GMR Transcription Maximizes Efficiency for Businesses Looking to Translate and Localize Their Online Presence in Global Markets

GMR Transcription Maximizes Efficiency for Localizing Online Content
When Ajay Prasad wanted to use a transcription service, he couldn’t find one that would meet his needs. Transcribers at the time wouldn’t give helpful price estimates... read more »
Ted Carmichael
By: Ted Carmichael
4/30/2018
Sean Garrity