Feb 12
24
BigRock, India’s fastest growing provider of web infrastructure solutions to small businesses and individuals, today announced the launch of its latest offering ‘Reseller Hosting’ that enables its customers to start their own web hosting business. Targeted at website designers and small IT consulting companies, the Reseller Hosting product provides small businesses with a complete platform to offer reliable hosting services to their clients. This includes the technology infrastructure, billing engine, server space, bandwidth and all the tools required to sell web hosting to their customers.
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Feb 12
24
BigRock, India’s fastest growing provider of web infrastructure solutions to small businesses and individuals, today announced the launch of its latest offering ‘Reseller Hosting’ that enables its customers to start their own web hosting business. Targeted at website designers and small IT consulting companies, the Reseller Hosting product provides small businesses with a complete platform to offer reliable hosting services to their clients. This includes the technology infrastructure, billing engine, server space, bandwidth and all the tools required to sell web hosting to their customers.

Feb 12
24
BigRock, India’s fastest growing provider of web infrastructure solutions to small businesses and individuals, announced the launch of its latest offering ‘Reseller Hosting’ that enables its customers to start their own web hosting business.
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Domain registrar BigRock has launched launch ‘Reseller Hosting’ program that enables its customers to start their own web hosting business. Targeted at website designers and small IT consulting companies, the Reseller Hosting starts at Rs 949 per month.

Feb 12
7
Indian SMBs are ready to ride the online wave with the likes of Google offering buoyancy. Heena Jhingan explores the various options that are available in the market for entrepreneurs intending to take a business online.
Jan 12
9
With the total number of Internet users expected to cross 120 mn, the question is old or new, how are the Internet users driving businesses?

NEW DELHI: When cartoonist Aseem Trivedi’s friends told him that his website could not be accessed anymore, he initially brushed it off as a connection issue. The 24-year-old Kanpur-based professional cartoonist was busy exhibiting his political cartoons in the anti-corruption protest at the MMRDA grounds in Mumbai.
It was only on Dec 27th, the next day, when he received an email from BigRock, the domain name registrar with which his website was registered, that he realized what was wrong. “We have received a complaint from Crime Branch, Mumbai against domain name ‘cartoonsagainstcorruption.com’ for displaying objectionable pictures and texts related to flag and emblem of India. Hence we have suspended the domain name and its associated services,” the mail read.
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..By multiple estimates including reports published by BCG and McKinsey, India will reach somewhere in the vicinity of 250-350 million Internet users by 2015. I took a liberal interpolation of those estimates to arrive at a number of 30 million new users that we will add in the coming year. That’s a staggering number – and larger than the entire population of Australia if you like those kinds of comparisons. However, to truly deconstruct this number and get a sense for what the potential impact this will have for a business looking to leverage this user base, we need to look carefully not just at the users but also at the following ‘inverted iceberg’- where there is more than that meets the eye below the surface.

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