Speed Leader
Peter Wagner, a general partner at Palo Alto venture-capital giant Accel Partners, has seen the future ofInternet hookups for small businesses. It's calle... Read more
Internet Connectivity
New Ideas for Fighting Spam
Oct 11, 1999
An organization focused on controlling spam has come up with new proposals that give Internet service providers more effective weapons to fight unsolicite... Read more
Make Sure Your Web Site's Working for You
By Mark Bailey | Jun 16, 2000
At one time or another, you've no doubt found yourself stuck sitting in your car in a massive traffic jam, wondering what in the world could have made thi... Read more
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that provides third parties access to the Internet. Many ISP also offer other related services such as We... Read more
What's Your Line?
By Vladimir Edelman | Mar 15, 1996
Here are some tips on what to look for in an Internet service provider and why. Read more
Speed Bumps
By Hal Plotkin | Jun 15, 1996
The promise and problems of ISDN, the next generation of data transmission technology. Read more
Make Room for Data
By Cary Lu | Mar 15, 1997
Inc. 's former technology editor examines some solutions to the problem the Internet faces from overloaded phone lines. Read more
Verizon Offers Static IP Addresses to SMBs
Nov 7, 2007
Small and midsize businesses in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin can now order a static IP address from Verizon (NYSE:VZ), to be used in c... Read more
Rapid Transit
By Ramon Ray | Sep 15, 1999
Need faster, cheaper Internet access without a T1 or an ISDN line? Here's a sampling of cable, DSL, and fixed wireless providers that can give you more speed... Read more
YourCustomer@YourBusiness.com
By Jill Hecht Maxwell | Sep 15, 2000
Providing Internet service to your customers may sound like technology, but it's all about marketing. Read more
iPass Provides Worldwide Internet Access
Mar 8, 2000
A growing number of Internet service providers (ISPs) are offering so-called "roaming access" to the Internet. Once you establish an account with an ISP t... Read more
Master of Your Domain
By Mike McLoughlin | Jul 7, 1999
Like any real-world business, the key to a successful Web-based business is getting customers in the door or, more... Read more
E-mail Delivery Myths: Throwing Out the Good With the Bad
By Bill Nussey | Apr 1, 2005
Spam filters could be killing your e-mail marketing program. Here are three deliverability myths and how you can break through them. Read more
8 Easy Ways to Boost E-mail Deliverability
By Bill Nussey | Jul 1, 2005
For smaller businesses, getting opt-in messages through spam filters can be a formidable task. Read more
What Businesses Need to Know About IPv6
By Tiare Rath | Jul 1, 2007
The Internet is running out of addressing space. Should your business care? Read more
Make Sure Your Web Site's Working for You
By Mark Bailey | Jun 1, 2000
At one time or another, you've no doubt found yourself stuck sitting in your car in a massive traffic jam, wondering what in the world could have made thi... Read more
The Basics: What is a Firewall?
By Peter Suciu | Sep 1, 2006
Firewalls are made for hardware, software and mobile users –- which one is right to protect your business? Read more
iPass Provides Worldwide Internet Access
By Lane McCulloch | Mar 1, 2000
A growing number of Internet service providers (ISPs) are offering so-called "roaming access" to the Internet. Once you establish an account with an ISP t... Read more
Why I Didn't Blog on Friday
By Renee Oricchio | Apr 22, 2008
Subtitle this: Setting up new Internet service shouldn't be this difficult. People with home offices just get no respect from their internet servi... Read more
Choosing a Web-Hosting Service
By Damon Brown | Jan 1, 2007
A guide for small-business owners to selecting the right Web-hosting service, including a list of questions to ask. Read more
How can I find a reliable ISP in a country with poor infrastructure?
By Bradley D. Brown | Jul 1, 2000
Information Technology mentor Brad Brown responds to the following question from an inc.com user: I plan to start a small busine... Read more
How can I find a reliable ISP in a country with poor infrastructure?
By Bradley D. Brown | Jul 11, 2000
Information Technology mentor Brad Brown responds to the following question from an inc.com user: I plan to start a small busine... Read more
NETGEAR Launches Femtocell Gateway
Feb 6, 2008
The Femtocell Voice Gateway is designed for home and small businesses. Read more
The Wireless Home Office
By Esther Shein | May 23, 2007
Creating a flexible workspace at home can help boost your productivity. Read more
Five Technologies You Should Know About
By Aaron Spitzer | May 1, 1999
Here are five technologies small business owners on the Web might want to track: XML (extensible markup language). XML lets W... Read more
Tredent, Riverbed to Deliver Managed Acceleration Service
Dec 3, 2007
Wide area networking solutions provider Tredent Data Systems has selected Riverbed Technology's (NASDAQ:RVBD) Steelhead platform, a highly scalable WAN ac... Read more
Memo to Blackberry: Get it Together
By Renee Oricchio | Feb 12, 2008
It was a black Monday for Blackberry users yesterday, with RIM (Blackberry's parent company) admitting a major outage across North America characterizing ... Read more
Hot Topic: New Payment Options May Reach More Consumers
By Christi Frum | Jul 7, 2000
High transaction and charge-back fees from Visa and MasterCard, as well as the desire to cater to consumers who don't use credit cards, have prompted many... Read more
CEO's Notebook
By Inc. Staff | Mar 1, 1999
CEOs give advice on: advertising on cable TV, helping obese employees, going public without an IPO, hiring women for corporate boards, and replacing your ISD... Read more
Buh-Bye, Bell?
By Jill Hecht Maxwell | Mar 15, 2001
Beema, Inc., a multimedia production house, found that it could save money by using Internet telephony rather than the traditional telecoms. But will it work... Read more
Buh-Bye, Bell?
By Jill Hecht Maxwell | Mar 1, 2001
Beema, Inc., a multimedia production house, found that it could save money by using Internet telephony rather than the traditional telecoms. But will it work... Read more
Stop E-mail Marketing from Resembling Spam
By Jodi Mardesich | Jun 1, 2008
Where is the line that separates e-mail marketing from spam? A careful email marketing campaign can successfully reach customers and increase sales while kee... Read more
Business for Sale: Mid-Atlantic Internet Service Provider
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Apr 1, 1998
An overview of an Internet service provider offered for sale. Includes the price, how the business was valued, the outlook of future sales, and the pros and ... Read more
Beware the E-mail Blacklist
By Minda Zetlin | Dec 1, 2008
It’s surprisingly easy to get included in anti-spam blacklists that can keep your messages trapped in limbo. Here’s how to stay off these lists. Read more
Design for Popular Browsers and Connections
By Lane McCulloch | Apr 1, 2000
Effective banner design starts with recognizing the limitations of the tools that will put your ad in front of your audience: browsers and Internet connec... Read more
Design for Popular Browsers and Connections
By Lane McCulloch | Apr 28, 2000
Effective banner design starts with recognizing the limitations of the tools that will put your ad in front of your audience: browsers and Internet connec... Read more
Covad and KeaneTel to Offer Broadband to SMBs
Sep 27, 2007
Covad Communications Group (AMEX:DVW) has teamed up with KeaneTel to expand the availability of Covad broadband services to KeaneTel's nationwide partner ... Read more
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