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Last month the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) made available a new Top Level Domain (TLD)  “.co”.
What’s a top level domain I hear you say? Well, a Top Level Domain (TLD) is the final part of your domain name, with the most familiar being “.com”.
The two-character domain names were originally for country [...]

The ability for web designers to use rich typography in their designs has taken a small step towards becoming a reality.
In something of a surprise move the software company is backing a newer effort at the World Wide Web Consortium to standardize Web-based fonts with technology called the Web Open [...]

Did you know that in 2010 companies will be able to register their own web domain extensions in place of .com, .co.uk, etc?
This change would enable a company such as Tesco, for example, to have domain names such as shopping.tesco or homedelivery.tesco.
Sounds great doesn’t it? So what’s the catch?
Well at a predicted cost of some [...]

A significant part of a website developers role is ensuring that the sites that he/she builds works on the web browsers that people are using. The fact is that web browsers have traditionally not displayed website code (HTML) in the same way, or have the same syntax for scripts. So what works fine in one [...]