Time to see what the latest tool looks like in the free image hosting world.  This time around, I was asked to check out Pict.com.  This web site is a free image hosting service that lets you “share your images in a single click”. 
How do you use it?

Go to Pict.com main page
Click [...]

I did my first two-part podcast series this week on the Web Hosting Show.  This week, in podcast 180 and 181 we covered some of the most confusing domain name terms you might hear being tossed around inside of the web hosting industry. 
On podcast #180 covered these specific domain terms:

Domain Name Hijacking
Cybersquatting
Domaining [...]

I am really becoming a big fan of the Hosting Industry group on LinkedIn.  When it was first launched, I mentioned it on the Web Hosting Show podcast, however – I had no idea how useful it would be till now, a few months down the road.  Here recently, I used it to get a [...]

This year, I set a new record for myself – I made it into print four times!  Now in this digital era, that might not seem like much.  Heck, it might even be a step backwards.  However, holding a magazine with an article you have written inside it still something that gets me all excited.
Here [...]

By far, if you want the most bang for your buck, WordPress is the hottest blogging script out there today.  I have spent the past few weeks looking at a lot of WordPress alternatives, but when push comes to shove – thus far nobody does blogging scripts better than WordPress, in my humble opinion.
The install [...]

Coming in today for review is WikyBlog.  It is a groupware platforms that fuses together the collaborative editing features with a user friendly design.  There are several features here to love.  Here are a few that the developers list on the main page:
Designed for speed and ease of use, WikyBlog has a unique AJAX [...]

If you are in the search for a PHP-powered blogging application that gives you an easy gateway into running a blog, online diary or even a complete web page – Serendipity is a free script worth checking out.
Looking over the fresh install instructions, the process looks pretty straight forward.  You upload, configure and get [...]

Pritlog sounds like a knock off cheese log you might be expecting to see from your great aunt Marie this holiday season, however I can confirm, right off the bat, that you are wrong.  Pritlog is an extremely simple (yet powerful) blogging script.
Some of the features included are:

Archive
Comments with users
Mail on Comments
Reddit
Pagination
Bbcode by editing [...]

Nucleus CMS is like WordPress’s less popular friend, that does all the same things but doesn’t get the same love from the public.  A light, flexible and secure publishing platform, Nucleus CMS is definitely worth check out if you are looking for an alternative blogging platform.
The Nucleus CMS install process isn’t rocket science, so that [...]

A “state of the art blogging solution” is how LifeType describes themselves.  For me, they were filed in the drawer labeled “blogging engines I had never heard of”.  It does a good job at covering all the blogging basics.  
They have ping and trackback, RSS, blogroll, permalinks, and come reading for moblogging too. 
How [...]