Archive for January, 2008

December & January

January 28th, 2008

By Amy Armitage Yes we kind of skipped over the December issue of our Newsletter because we had so much news to share with you all in January! That.. and I was frantically Christmas shopping and playing with my children’s gifts from Santa In this month’s issue: LunarNews – January 2008 Legal Mumbo Jumbo – [...]

LunarNews – January 2008

January 28th, 2008

Author: Tiara Rea Well, it’s been a really busy year for Lunarpages Web Hosting. We’ve done just about everything imaginable to keep our services top-notch and our customers happy. We’ve increased storage and bandwidth space, added extra domain hosting features, created an amazing template web design system, started a contest worth $1,000 and 5 Years [...]

Legal Mumbo Jumbo – Do you really need it?

January 28th, 2008

We receive inquiries quite often from prospective clients wanting “form” documents to use as Terms of Service to govern the use of their website or from webmasters inquiring whether or not a set of Terms drafted for one operator site (or worse, simply found on an unrelated website) can be used instead of having terms [...]

LunarYear’s Resolutions?

January 28th, 2008

By Amy Armitage I’m not a big fan of resolutions, and it’s not because I think I will fail (ok.. maybe it is). Let’s just pretend that I’d rather set myself daily goals and do my best to achieve those. With the New Year just passing, I figured I’d hit up the LP Crew and [...]

Staff Interview – January 2008

January 28th, 2008

Author: Tiara Rea Have you noticed that something is missing in our LP Staff Interviews? I mean, they’ve been utterly amazing so far, filled with really great LP personalities, and apparently everyone is in love with our previous interviewees, but still, I feel like something is just not as it should be. There’s an element [...]

Most Confusing Terms in Web Hosting

January 28th, 2008

by Mitch Keeler It is no secret that when you get into web hosting, or even just hosting your own site there is an entire language of terms you must learn. From error code abbreviations to aggravating ASP acronyms there is a lot to learn. Here is your beginner’s course in hosting terminology 101. SEO [...]