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GoDaddy’s Global Reach Recently Expands to 11 New Asian Markets
📅 - GoDaddy has launched 11 new Asian markets and announced the growth on Monday. They made a promise to grow in the Asian markets last year and this launch helps to fulfill that promise. GoDaddy will now offer services in a total of 14 Asian markets including Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Philippines, South Korea and more.
The services they offer in these markets include web hosting, domains, productivity tools and build your own website service. They also offer services in a total of 10 languages including the local language of the customer. .
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📅 - Free WHIR Networking Event to be Held in Los Angeles - The WHIR is one of our go-to sources to find trending web hosting and big data news and information. They're hosting a free networking event in Los Angeles, CA in April for anyone in the hosting, cloud, MSP, VAR, Telco and internet infrastructure industries.
Tip: Bring your business card to be entered to win prizes from event sponsors!
WHEN: Thursday, April 21, 2016, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm WHERE: Tom's Urban, LA Live, 1011 S. Figueroa St. B 101, Los Angeles, California, 90012
>>Click here for more information about this event.
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SoftLayer, Lenovo, Radware, EVO Payments International, 101domain.com, Advancing Justice Los Angeles, Advancing Justice Los Angeles, AIC, Inc.
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📅 - Domain Pricing Trends: Average Domain Price Has Fallen in 2016 - Ever think about your domain and wonder if you paid too much for it? Domain prices are always shifting, and of course, each domain price is dependent on several unseen factors. We like NameBio for finding information about the purchase and sale of domain names all over the world.
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