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Ewww, Green Web Hosts? – Episode 118

Posted: August 6, 2007 | Filed Under All Posts, Interviews, Podcasts

Web Hosting Meets RadioFor most people, green hosting is that kind that has been sitting in the back of the refrigerator a little too long. Pretty soon though I have a feeling that either by hook or crook we will all be impacted by in in one way or another in the future. I’ll talk about it, tell you what it is and let you know what you can do to help. The Web Hosting Show is now on the air.

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Here are just a few topics that we discussed on this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show.

  • Is Carbonite a Good Backup Choice?
  • Green Hosting, Real or Fantasy?
  • Fast and Easy Blog Backup Solutions!
  • Ben of WebHostingUnleashed.com Covers HostingCon 2007
  • Onsite Stats vs Offsite Stats, Who Wins?

Link of the Week: HostingCon 2007 Summary

More reliable than a Swedish clock the runs backwards, I am back along with a wonderful podcast for you, you and you to enjoy.

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  • Thanks for your thoughts. I just wish there were more real solutions to the problem - something you could point your finger at and really say, "hey - that's helping". Right now "green hosting" is turning into another marketing term like "unlimited" is now.
  • Well from the Ewww in the name of the show I suppose I should have not expected much useful content on green web hosting. There admittedly are some serious complexities in going green at any level, and you did hit a few of these. Still, I was very deeply disappointed to hear very little other than skeptical opinions and innuendo as you admitted you had not even bothered to look into any of the green hosting providers.

    I did enjoy the interview.
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