Articles by James Capell, B2B Editor, Web Hosting

James is a tech journalist covering interconnectivity and digital infrastructure as the web hosting editor at TechRadar Pro. James stays up to date with the latest web and internet trends by attending data center summits, WordPress conferences, and mingling with software and web developers. At TechRadar Pro, James is responsible for ensuring web hosting pages are as relevant and as helpful to readers as possible and is also looking for the best deals and coupon codes for web hosting.

Articles by: James Capell

Hostinger becomes the world’s fastest growing web hosting company

By James Capell published 30 May 24

Recent growth makes Hostinger the fifth largest web hosting company worldwide.

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Innovation and revenue growth to be the focus of AI use rather than lowering costs and optimization according to business leaders (but they’re not sure how)

By James Capell published 17 May 24

Study from TCS reveals contradictions and uncertainly in AI adoption

Hostwinds review

By James Capell last updated 9 May 24

Updated A web hosting outfit with loads of products, offering good value – but there are caveats.

20i review

By James Capell last updated 3 May 24

20i's excellent custom control panel and wealth of features could make this UK-based web host a top recommendation but some inaccuracies and misleading infographics make us hesitant.

Namecheap's Spaceship celebrates one year

By James Capell published 16 April 24

Namecheap's one stop website service platform for website building and hosting celebrates its first birthday

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Unstoppable Domains joins GlobalBlock

By James Capell published 8 April 24

GlobalBlock adds 20+ new extensions to its centralised brand protection service

Huge backdoor discovered that could compromise SSH logins on Linux

By James Capell published 31 March 24

Updates required for Debian sid, Fedora 40, Fedora Rawhide, openSUSE Tumbleweed, and openSUSE MicroOS

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Web hosting brand Nexcess absorbed into parent company Liquid Web

By James Capell published 20 February 24

Nexcess brand disappears as it is absorbed by web hosting giant Liquid Web in yet another round of consolidation.

A new hosting plan from DigitalOcean provides autoscaling out-of-the-box to combat traffic surges and resource waste

By James Capell published 23 January 24

A new managed WordPress hosting plan from a cloud host that actually provides benefits of cloud.

Krystal web hosting review

By James Capell last updated 16 January 24

Updated Krystal Hosting is an excellent choice for eco-conscious individuals looking for a UK-based web host.

Is AI revolutionizing website building?

By Owain Williams published 15 January 24

Explore the current application of AI in website builders and delve into real-world experiences and speculation on the future potential of AI in website building.

Web hosting company fined for misleading customers at checkout

By James Capell published 11 January 24

Australian web host, web design, and domain name company fined $56,340 for misleading customers.

10 things I learned making my first website in 2024

By Pam Barrometro published 3 January 24

My editor gave me the simple task of making my first website without spending any money. Here's everything I learned.

Five low-tech productivity boosters in a high-tech 2024

By James Capell published 27 December 23

If you’re like me and have tried every productivity boosting and organization app only to feel like you’re adding to admin, try these simple analogue products to help boost productivity

Top WordPress hosting company Kinsta hit by phishing ads attack

By Sead Fadilpašić published 18 December 23

Don't believe everything you see on Google, as some ads were leading to phishing sites.

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Honestly, I have no .love for Google’s .meme

By James Capell published 3 December 23

Most TLDs are overpriced, annoying, and for the unimaginative

Google wants you to bring the laughs with its new .meme domain

By Owain Williams published 30 November 23

Wonderful news for wacky websites. Google has made the .meme domain available for registration.

How to build a website using Hostinger

By James Capell last updated 2 May 23

Updated Building a website with Hostinger's website builder is easy and this guide will show you how it's done.

Kamatera review

By Mirza Bahic published 22 June 21

If you're interested in upgrading to cloud-based or managed hosting Kamatera is worth checking out especially with its generous free trial.

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