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The LCN.com hosting platform was replaced last weekend by a brand new platform.
Unfortunately, with all new server upgrades there are some teething problems which may have caused you some disruption to your service. LCN.com would like to apologise for any inconvenience you may have encountered but we would like to reassure you that the migration was necessary to ensure more reliability, scalability and performance as well as allowing us to implement more advanced hosting features over the coming months. Our…
Posted: March 17th, 2010 Read More →
There are many good reasons why you may choose to move your domain to LCN. Cheaper domain renewals, Easy to use account management, No cost to transfer away (many other registrars will choose to charge…
Posted: March 3rd, 2010 Read More →
This week I wanted to share with you three of the top online marketing stories of the week. I’ve included a snippet of each of the showcased articles below. Also included are the respective authors twitter profile details. Through the use of Twitter you can simply follow these (and many other) key industry experts to ensure you never miss out…
Posted: March 1st, 2010 Read More →
Recent domain name news from the last week: Number Of Domain Names Registered Approaching 200 Million Verisign has revealed that around 11 million domain names were registered during the last quarter of 2009 pushing the total number of domain name registrations to 192 million, 25 years after dotcom domain names were released. The details were published as part of the Domain Name Industry…
Posted: February 25th, 2010 Read More →
To ensure your website is in a position to grow and provide your customers with the fastest and most responsive performance we have proudly launched our new Unlimited Hosting Package. The Unlimited Hosting package provides you with unlimited web space, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited mailboxes, and complete spam protection. All of this for a monthly price of £8 when you use the…
Posted: February 24th, 2010 Read More →
Possibly without knowing, a Favicon is something you will see every time you logon to the internet. A simple explanation of the Favicon is to breakdown what it stands for, it simply means 'Favourites Icon' It is a small, usually 16x16 pixel image displayed next to your favourites or bookmarks link and often shown to the left of the URL you are…
Posted: February 23rd, 2010 Read More →
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