Freeserve now has 1.68 million active registered accounts, the UK ISP announced today.
The company gained 100,000 users in the final six weeks of last year and is adding an average of 14,000 users a week, Freeserve said in a statement.
British Telecommunications and AT&T announced the financial closure of Concert, the final step in tying the knot on the deal for the global communications joint venture between the two companies.
As more companies turn to outside hosting providers to create and manage Web sites, the Web hosting and servicing market is continuing to grow at a breakneck pace, according to a report from IDC.
UK-mobile telecommunication provider Orange saw a robust surge in new subscribers in the fourth quarter in an overall strong year, the company and its prospective parent company, Mannesmann announced.
Vodafone and Nortel Networks will conduct a trial of W-CDMA (wideband code division multiple access) third-generation (3G) wireless radio and IP (Internet Protocol) technologies in the UK.
UK mobile phone company Orange will release its "videophone" to customers in the second quarter of next year, and it will be mainly built with technology from home grown companies, Orange has announced.
Otis Elevator has joined forces with Next Generation Network and IBM to transmit information from the Internet into elevator cars worldwide.
By 2003, more than 13 million US households will be accessing the Internet through free ISPs, according to a new study.
In an attempt to draw new users to the Linux operating system, software company LinuxOne this week released two hard drives with the company's Linux OS distribution pre-installed.