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Web Hosting
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Verio
Disconnects 1,000 Bezeq Sites
October 12, 2004
Bezeq
International, an international subsidiary of Israeli telecommunications
monopoly holder Bezeq (bezeq.co.il), had approximately 1,000 of the Web
sites it hosts go offline after the company was disconnected by its Web
hosting provider Verio (verio.com), according to a report by Haaretz.com.
Bezeq and Verio have reportedly been involved in a commercial dispute over
financial issues and customer service policy.
According to the report, talks broke down last week, causing Verio to
disconnect Bezeq's service, leaving the sites offline.
Bezeq is working on supplying alternative hosting services for the
stranded customers and claims to have backed up data, the report said.
Intermedia
Relocates to NYC
October 12, 2004
Intermedia.NET (intermedia.net), a turnkey provider of Microsoft Exchange
and advanced hosting solutions for small to medium-sized businesses,
announced on Monday that it has relocated its headquarters from Mountain
View, California to New York City.
Intermedia.NET will lead domestic and global operations, including
research and development, from its home base, now located in the heart of
midtown Manhattan,.
"We are excited to call New York City home to our headquarters and proud
to be in the leading metropolitan area that has proven a most desirable
location for global high-tech companies such as Intermedia.NET," says
Michael Choupak, founder and CEO of Intermedia.NET. "With a thriving,
diverse economy and access to the top talent and economic resources needed
to support our organization, having our headquarters in New York City
means we're well positioned to support our growth trajectory."
Founded nearly ten years ago as a Web design and a hosting of dedicated
servers, Intermedia.NET quickly drew in numerous small to medium-sized
companies and expanded its offerings by creating the HostPilot Control
Panel, a first-ever proprietary product in the Web hosting business. Since
then, Intermedia.NET has expanded its offerings to include shared and
dedicated hosted Microsoft Exchange services. Intermedia.NET maintains
active partnerships with a group of vendors that includes Microsoft,
Macromedia, RCOM, Sybari and BlackBerry.
Zeus
Appoints New Chief Executive
October 12, 2004
Zeus Technology (zeus.com), a developer of Internet infrastructure
solutions, announced on Tuesday that it has appointed Paul Di Leo as chief
executive officer. Di Leo will lead the company's refocusing on
application infrastructure management through its new Zeus Extensible
Traffic Manager product.
"Paul Di Leo has demonstrated great success over many years at leading
technology companies such as Cisco and SITA/Equant where he has developed
significant revenue streams within both new and existing markets," said
Paul Brennan, executive chairman of Zeus. "He brings to Zeus a unrivalled
combination of marketing, product development and sales focus that will
enable us to capitalize on the success of our new Zeus Extensible Traffic
Manager next-generation application-centric traffic manager. Paul is a
great addition to an already strong team to help manage the company
through its next growth stage."
Di Leo joins Zeus from Cisco (cisco.com), where he served in a variety of
director-level positions over the last seven years. He most recently was
worldwide operations director for Mobility Technology and Solutions,
responsible for supporting Cisco's mobile operator customers.
Zeus recently appointed Paul Brennan its executive chairman and Steve
Palmer its vice president of marketing
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