Archives for the "web server" tag
Future Tense – Intro
With TNL.net down for most of the last month, I’ve been lax in creating new entries. However, being away gave me some perspective and I think that the forest is now becoming clearer. In this entry, I reflect on trends that will affect us over the next decade. Core Components One of my favorite quotes about the [...]
Tags: AOL, Google, SMS, instant messaging, web server
In Analysis
Trouble in RegistrarLand
It was supposed to be RegisterFree.com’s greatest hour. Last week, they announced that they would offer free domain registration for one hour on Thursday, March 23, from 9PM EST to 10PM EST. Yes, absolutely free. How much for that domain name in the window? Nada, zilch, nothing. But for a lot of people, it seemed too good [...]
Tags: Internet, Networks, Yahoo, eBay, web server
In Business, Technology
AOL’s dark little secret
When AOL acquired Nullsoft last year, it probably didn’t expect them to develop software that wouldn’t fit the corporate line. However, last week, all that change, with Nullsoft’s release of Gnutella. With the release of this little piece of software, AOL unwittingly became a Napster competitor. What was surprising about this was not only the [...]
Tags: AOL, Google, Music, Search, Security, Software, web server
In Media
