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Webgloss Web Design Hampshire - business web site
packages from just £10 a month with no design fees!
Webgloss Web Design Hampshire - a team of web designers based in Gosport between Portsmouth & Southampton in Hampshire.
Our web designers will implement your business web site for a fixed monthly cost with no design fees.
An affordable, low cost web design service from a trusted Internet design firm with over 10 years website design experience.
Professionally designed websites from £10 a month which includes all hosting fees, free textual site alterations
once every 2 months, search engine submissions, email accounts & Google optimisation.
we make quality web design affordable for everyone
all sites are designed by us - we never 'buy in' templates
click here to view more of our web designs
Affordable web design with a choice of monthly packages
Webgloss Web Design Hampshire has a team of web designers
ready to design and implement your business website and at Webgloss we believe in making it simple for you to get your business website online.
You will need a domain name which we will either register or transfer for £20 & you may
have up to 6 email accounts to this domain.
Once your site design has been agreed, our monthly
hosting packages start at £10 a month with our most popular web package being £17 a month
for 4 full main pages.
Our packages cover textual alterations to your website once every 2 months, all server hosting, 6 email accounts,
ongoing Google optimisation and free search engine submissions for your site.
Ensure that getting your business online is painless by contacting our web designers at Webgloss Web Design in Hampshire - we
provide professional, low cost website design, domain registration
and hosting services for businesses and we cover everything you need for your business website as well as ongoing support and maintenance once it is up and running.
We will incorporate your own company's logo and branding into your new web site & all
our websites are
professionally designed, offering excellent value for money as we do not charge
for the initial design of the site.
Our Hampshire web designers will place your business online for less than you would pay for an
average advertisement. Our websites start at just £10 a month for a single page site and a 4 main pages website
package which also has free links and site map pages, free textual
alterations to your site every 2 months, hosting on a fast business server, email accounts,
search engine submissions & no design charges, costs just £17 a
month.
 click here for all monthly package charges & optional extras
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What our clients say about us
Chris Porter, Active 8 Limos Southampton Hampshire: Webgloss client since October 2008.
Boris Kremer, Solicitor and Director of Hampshire Incorporated Law Society: Webgloss client since August 2005.
James Cartwright, Energy Report, Fareham, Hampshire: Webgloss client since April 2007.
Martin MacKenzie MA (Hons) MICB, Director, Xavier G. Medi Spa, Southampton, Hampshire: Webgloss client since February 2006.
Kay Sumpner, The Portchester Players, Hampshire: Webgloss client since November 2005.
Dave Sleaman, Streamline Taxis Gosport, Hampshire: Webgloss client since September 2006.
Jason Blackman, Just Pure Book-keeping, Fareham, Hampshire: Webgloss client since September 2002.
Emma Haskell, The Pigeon Control Advisory Service, Hampshire: Webgloss client since May 2008.
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Design, business, Internet & computing news
click here to view archived design, Internet & computing news
August 2010: Television viewing increases despite rise of internet and social media
Predictions that the internet would kill the television star appear to be premature. Just as the cinema survived the advent of home video, TV is booming despite the growth of digital media and popularity of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
Viewers watched an average of three hours and 45 minutes of television a day in 2009, 3% more than in 2004, according to research published today by the media regulator Ofcom. TV continues to take centre stage in people's evenings, boosted by the popularity of shows such as The X Factor, Britain's Got Talent and Doctor Who.
Television's popularity has also been boosted by digital video recorders (DVRs), now in 37% of households – and the introduction of high definition television, now in more than 5 million UK homes.
"Television still has a central role in our lives. We are watching more TV than at any time in the last five years," said James Thickett, director of market research and market intelligence at Ofcom.
New technology offered viewers an enhanced, easy-to-use viewing experience, with 15% of all viewing time spent watching programmes recorded on to a DVR, he said.
[source Guardian Technology]
August 2010: The Many Dangers of Cloud Computing
As an emerging technology that promises great cost savings, cloud computing is gaining fans among a broad array of businesses. But do these firms really know what’s inside the opaque, puffy concept of clouding computing?
Cloud computing allows companies to outsource part (and sometimes almost all) of their computer processing. Instead of spending on in-house servers and (in the view of CIOs) the surly IT pros needed to service them, businesses simply pay an external provider. They then access their computing infrastructure over the Internet – “though the cloud,” in IT-speak.
Better still, cloud vendors tell us, cloud computing is massively scalable. The big box retailer handles a holiday rush with a quick online request for more computing capacity. The growing small business without a big data center can leverage the heavy-processing muscle of a cloud provider.
Seeing gold in them hills, big players have launched divisions to provide cloud computing. The leaders include Amazon’s EC2 and Google App Engine. In the excitement, the acronyms are multiplying. Cloud computing’s near cousin is Software as a Service (SaaS) – software delivered over the Net – and Salesforce.com touts a version of cloud computing called Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS).
IT pundit Nick Carr hails cloud computing, in his book The Big Switch, as the inevitable next step in business computing. Just as we now access electricity from huge external plants, he explains, we will access computing power from sprawling external processing facilities. Messy in-house data centers are passé. The future is bright, well ordered and reasonably priced.
But Carr’s analogy falters when you look at the difference between electricity and data. There’s nothing confidential or sensitive about the wattage that flows into your business. But there’s something profoundly sensitive about the data that flows in and out of your business.
Merely whispering the phrase “Sarbanes Oxley,” with its labyrinthine compliance requirements, is enough to make some CIOs shudder at giving a cloud-based provider even partial responsibility for their document management.
Making those CIOs even more anxious is this uneasy truth: as it evolves, cloud-based service is increasingly provided by a chain of providers. So you’ve contracted with an outsourcer, who in turn contracts with a series of outsourcers, and on and on – and this global crowd of unknowns is handling your most precious corporate secrets.
It’s like the pretty girl in high school who doesn’t want to give out her phone number, except she shares it with her steady sweetheart, the football captain – who keeps his address book posted on his Facebook page.
[source Earth Web]
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Paul Heaton
A link to Jane's son Ryan's site - for fans of the Beautiful South this site is all
about Paul Heaton. Running since July 2007, it's a brilliant website all about this British singer and songwriter.
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Solent Sites
Discover more about Portsmouth, Southampton, Fareham and the rest of Hampshire through the people, history & websites of Hampshire in our Solent Sites Directory.
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Gosport Info
Gosport people, history & local information. All you could ever want to know about Gosport!
Extremely useful when trying to find Gosport businesses & services.
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