That is the question a lot of people are asking about coming out of this year’s most recent HostingCon.  Paul Hirsch of the AIHSP stopped by to answer a few common questions we all have about this new association of internet and hosting service providers. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 162! Running Time: 8 minutes | File Size: 3.03 MB Here is how the Association of Internet and Hosting Service Providers is described from the official web site’s front page: We represent an innovative collaboration of industry providers, from small Web hosting proprietors to major software vendors and consultants. We aim to instill a spirit of cooperation within hosting and related industries and achieve meaningful representation for our shared interests in the public sphere. After listening, if you are interested in learning more, check these links out: AIHSP Membership Section AIHSP Community Forums AIHSP - 14 Long-term Goals Personally, I am fully behind any organization that promotes the success of the hosting industry as a whole.  The AIHSP looks to be on the right track. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Bringing the hosting world together in an all you can eat buffet of excitement, we have Ben Welch-Bolen on today’s show to share a little more information about the Hosting Industry Organization. That isn’t all though, but this intro is running a little long.  Only other thing I am telling you right now is the Web Hosting Show is on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 161! Running Time: 9 minutes | File Size: 4.07 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. Deeper Look at the Hosting Industry Organization Media Temple does Cloud Spam Filtering .Pro Domain Registrations Running Wild Why You Need to Launch a “Today’s Special” Deal Verio Hands out Hosting to the Needy Been doing a lot of socializing talk the past few weeks on the podcast, and today we’ll talk a little more about the LinkedIn group everybody is talking about.  We got that, plus a ton of hosting headlines and, well let me stop pitching the show and let’s start doing the show. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Want to save some green? I have more than a few suggestions this week on how you can lower your web hosting costs. That’s not all though, we also have hosting organizations taking shape and the state of the Web security tossed in for good measure. Now what would you pay now? I’ll give you all this an so much more right now, because the Web Hosting Show is back on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 160! Running Time: 10 minutes | File Size: 4.60 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. The State of Internet Security in 2008 (so far)! Tips on How to Lower Your Web Hosting Bill? The Hosting Industry Organization Takes Shape! Association of Internet and Hosting Service Providers? I’ll Do a Funny Dance, Which None of You Can See… I figured I would take a break from answering my “Sorry I didn’t see you at Hostingcon” e-mails to do a little podcast for you all here. So what does happen when you mix a hosting guru, a few cups of coffee and some interesting topics of discussion? You are about to find out. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Want to save some of the green stuff? We have tons of great tips to help you lower your web hosting bills. That is not all though, but we have to leave some of it for the show. The Web Hosting Show is now on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 160! Running Time: 10 minutes | File Size: 4.07 MB For some odd reason, this podcast got lost after my most recent WordPress upgrade. It is back now though, so enjoy! I do applogize for the mix up and a big thanks to Zeljko for giving me the heads up. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Computing, Hardware, cloud computing Wade Roush wrote: When I pulled up to 35 McGrath Highway in Somerville, just a couple of doors down from Sav-Mor Liquors, all I found was a squat, brown, windowless concrete building and an unpaved parking lot. It was a hot day in mid-July, and I was searching for a new data center company with the geeky name [2N+1] (the brackets are part of the name). But there was very little about this old building, wedged between the McGrath overpass on one side and weed-lined railroad tracks on the other, that looked high-tech. But in the computing world, I reminded myself, data centers are about as unsexy as it gets. They aren’t about software—the flashy Web-based games, social networking and media-sharing services, or business systems we often write about here. They aren’t even about the hardware that runs the software—the gleaming, blinking racks of blade servers from the likes of HP or EMC. Data centers simply provide space, electricity, cooling, and connectivity for that hardware. They are, in other words, the technology behind the technology behind the technology; as long as the power is on, nobody notices them. The less flash, the better. Which is why I concluded that I must be in the right place. I stepped over some construction detritus, went in the unmarked door, and met two of the founders and principals at [2N+1], Vincent Bono and Will Locandro. They showed me into the conference room. As it turned out, this was one of the only finished spaces in the five-story building. But the flurry of remodeling would soon be over, Bono assured me. “We are 30 days from launch, and we have customers ready to move in on day 31, literally,” he said. The construction didn’t faze me, since I was visiting [2N+1] to find out what it takes to put together a brand-new data center—or, to be more exact, a “colocation center” (also known as a “carrier hotel”) where multiple companies that have run out of room or power in their own facilities put their extra server, network, and storage gear. Though I’ve been writing about information technology for a decade, this is one corner of the business I’ve never really explored. I’ve been wanting to fill that gap recently—in part because data centers are now at the heart of so many companies’ IT infrastructures, and in part because the idea of “cloud computing,” or trusting computing jobs to far-away resources that are administered like utilities, is catching on so fast. But there’s also another, more personal reason: our recent experience with hosting provider The Planet, which suffered a huge electrical explosion on May 31 at its main data center in Houston, where Xconomy’s own servers are located. We got through the crisis okay, but it left me wondering how the heck data centers work, anyway, and what can be done to make them more reliable. Bono and Locandro seemed pretty qualified to educate me. Not only do both gentlemen have a long history working for local infrastructure providers—Bono as a network and data center designer for data centers HarvardNet and Boston Datacenters and fiber network operator Global NAPs, Locandro doing sales and business development at Cabletron, Riverstone Networks, and Enterasys—but they’d just spent months retrofitting this hulking pre-computer-age building for up to 22,000 square feet of server equipment, largely on their own dime. The most important thing about the former furniture factory, Bono and Locandro explained to me right away, isn’t the fact that it’s virtually fireproof, or that its steel-reinforced concrete construction can support bone-crushing loads of 400 pounds per square foot on the upper floors and 2,500 pounds on the lower floors, or that it has its own 15,000-gallon diesel fuel tank, big enough to keep backup generators running for four days. No, the most important thing about it is its location. The neighborhood may look inauspicious to passers-by, but it turns out that underneath those weedy railroad tracks runs a valuable resource—fiberoptic cable. “Here’s Boston and here’s Cambridge,” says Locandro, gesturing at a map. “Pretty much every ounce of fiber between the two cities runs down these tracks.” That enables [2N+1] to tap into fibers owned by every major network provider, making its facility carrier-neutral—which appeals to customers who may already have a contract with the likes of Verizon, Qwest, Lightower, Cogent, or Level3. Just across the tracks, moreover, is a facility owned by NSTAR, the Boston area’s largest electrical utility. “There is a lot more that goes into looking for a location than just finding a big, empty, concrete building,” says Bono. “Not only do you have to be proximate to fiberoptic resources for multiple carriers, but you need to …Next Page » Comments | Permalink | Share |  E-mail Less

Get up, get down and get ready to do that web hosting boogie! Today we are getting down with our bad self with some hosting news, domain name speculation and a little talk about how badly China is beating as far as web users go. The Web Hosting Show (only in English, sorry China!) is on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 159! Running Time: 10 minutes | File Size: 4.61 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. Joyent’s Tool for Online Collaboration! China has more Web Users than US? HostingCon Gets Going! What is Domain Name Speculation? For Web Hosts: the Best Live Chat Providers? Back again for episode 159, and I think I might be getting the hang of this… almost. From HostingCon to some great live chat suggestions, there is yet again a little for everybody to love and learn from here on today’s show. Have you taken the Web Hosting Show’s fan survey yet? If not, listen to the show and then get it done. Your feedback given there could dramatically change the production of this podcast! Be heard and give me you thoughts! Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

You can only do so many silly intros to a podcast before you run out of idea.  Let me just say I got lots to talk about this week from domain marketing to somebody spitting in your web hosting fast food.  Confused?  Good I like to leave you wanting more and well, here it comes! Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 155! Running Time: 14 minutes | File Size: 6.41 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. Photo Sharing with EchoPic What is Type-in Traffic? Don’t Spit in the Hosting Cheeseburger Free Office Downloads for Budget Web Hosts Podcast Exclusive - Part 3 of Our “How to Purchase a Web Hosting Business” Series with Web Strategist Errett Cord . Download the podcast to check it out! Time to put on our party pants and do that web hosting dance we all do so well.  No matter if you move like you have two left feet or not, let me be your “getting down with your bad self” instructor though the wild and wacky world of web hosting. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

From web site launches to why you shouldn’t backup your PC to your digital hosting home.  This podcast has been in production for two weeks thanks to a slew of interruptions but I am happy to say finally the Web Hosting Show is back on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 154! Running Time: 16 minutes | File Size: 7.17 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. What is Your IP and Why Do You Need It? Don’t Backup My Documents on Your Hosting Account! Checking Web Popularity with URLmetrix? Gawkwire, a new Internet and Hosting News Site Launches! Podcast Exclusive - Part 2 of Our “How to Purchase a Web Hosting Business” Series with Web Strategist Errett Cord . Download the podcast to check it out! Ever have one of those periods of time where it seems like nothing is going right?  Two weeks ago my main podcasting powerhouse of a machine was fried and I was still waiting to get it back from HP.  Last weekend, I had no power due to a line of wicked weather.  This week I am knocking on wood and tossing spill salt over my shoulder because thus far, nothing has interupted me. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Time to open that proverbial mailbag to see what type of questions you have been sending me. Now I do my best to answer any and all questions sent my way but here today I have picked some of the frequently asked ones to help one and all, any and everybody who might also find themself stuck at a brick wall. The Web Hosting Show is on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 151! Running Time: 15 minutes | File Size: 6.73 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. Are There Social Networks in the Hosting World? What Are My Thoughts About Those “Green” Web Hosts? Do I Know of Any Blogging Alternatives to WordPress? What is Domain Name Kiting and Will it Hurt Me? Here we are again. You, me and this make-pretend bag of mail I have. Ok, technically I don’t have a real physical mail or real letters, but I do have e-mails from a lot of you and as you know I do my best to tackle each and every question you send my way. That is one reason I got into the web hosting business. Getting to help others with their problems is something I just really enjoy to do. Just don’t think I would have gotten the same thrill out of being a circus clown, a fireman or that guy who tosses midgets at the fair. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

These are some questions for the web hosts out there. Are you ready to retire? Want to get out of the web hosting game to do something else? Well there are a lot of legal loopholes and dotted lines that need tending to first. How does one sell their web hosting company? I’ve got Errett Cord on the show today to answer your questions on this hot topic in hosting. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 149! Running Time: 9 minutes | File Size: 3.94 MB Here are just a few topics from this special edition of the Web Hosting Show. Why would you want to sell your hosting company? Is it easy to sell a web host? What are some of the legalities and loopholes? How long does selling a web hosting company take? What is the best advice for anybody looking to sell a hosting company? No matter if your looking to retire for the hosting business or you just want to get out now and do something else I have your exit strategy planned out and ready to go on this episode of the Web Hosting Show. When it comes to doing something new, why not talk with somebody who has done through it before? Extra: New Bookmarklet Makes it Easy to Add to MySpace! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

We are looking for a smart, fun, young, charismatic, female host for Mahalo Daily, a variety web series airing Monday through Friday. Potential candidates should be able to think on their feet, be comfortable in front of the camera, have a good sense of humor and be a team player. The casting session will be streamed live on the internet and used in possible episodes. Leave a video response! For full details go here: http://mahalo.com/Mahalo_Idol Less

From coast to coast, and all around the hosting world we all have times where we contact support and they say that nothing is wrong. Today I’ll show you how to paint a better picture for support of your hosting problems as well as… Well a lot more hosting podcast goodness right here on this week’s edition of the Web Hosting Show. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 148! Running Time: 16 minutes | File Size: 7.10 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. DemoWolf Introduces Subscription for Flash Tutorials! Learn to Gather the Right Info Before Contacting Hosting Support! cPanel Releases a Virtual Private Server Edition? Find a Web Host that is Perfect for Your Blog! Hosting Spotlight Shines on Dan “W3Counter” Grossman! I really do appreciate you listening to episode 148, and this week we have tons a various content on board and ready to go so that you too can learn to become a better web hosting guru. From experts to novices, everybody is welcome because I think all can get something out of today’s broadcast. Extra: New Bookmarklet Makes it Easy to Add to MySpace! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Here to help with you hosting needs no matter if you are a web host yourself, or only a user of the service that make the Web go around. Today’s show will be focused on some often ask for questions and services that people have request from me from time to time. The Web Hosting Show, podcast 148 is now on the air. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 147! Running Time: 14 minutes | File Size: 6.29 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. Make Gmail Jealous and Increase Your E-mail Disk Space! Domain Name Tool Extension for Firefox? Which Do I Need? An Affiliate Deal or Reseller Plan? How to Create and Review Your Hosting Terms of Service Windows Webmail Done Right with SmarterMail 5.x Time to take a trip on the web hosting express. I am your hosting train engineer here to help you choo-choo your way to a better web hosting and web development experience. So all aboard who are coming aboard as we head down the rail to Hostingtopia. Extra: New Bookmarklet Makes it Easy to Add to MySpace! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

We have a show filled with LOL cats, WordPress upgrades, cheat sheets and free file hosting. Now what in the world do all of these topics have in common? Well… nothing at all really but you should know by now I don’t need a reason to talk, I’ll do so at any time, at any place for any reason you hand me. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 146! Running Time: 14 minutes | File Size: 6.10 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. The WHIR Blog = Getting Better? You Tell ME! Cheat Sheets to Make You a Better Webmaster? WordPress 2.5 Finally Comes to the Masses! File Dropper Promises to Be RapidShare with Less Suckiness! Wild Cats Take Over Data Center’s Land, Who Will WIN? My hangover on Peeps and jelly beans is now long gone, so I am back to spread the digital word on all things web hosting, web development and web anything else you might have in mind. This show is the podcast to tune into to get the first, middle and last word on the state of the hosting industry today. Extra: New Bookmarklet Makes it Easy to Add to MySpace! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Tired of hosting your own billing software, or maybe you don’t have the time or manpower to manage your invoices on your own? I’ve been tipped off to an awesome service that will handle all your financial management and I’ll tell you and only you about it on this week’s edition of the Web Hosting Show. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 144! Running Time: 11 minutes | File Size: 4.83 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. FreshBooks Offers a Better Billing Solution! Another Web Hosting Union to be Organized? Xdrive Delvers a Delightful Desktop Client! Know Anybody who Does Plesk Shared Linux Hosting? Another of the Free (no string attached) Web Hosting Deals! The tower of podcasting power, to sweet to be sour, funky like a money the Web Hosting Show is ready to go. Got tons of new stuff to share with you and send your way, so why haven’t you started downloading yet? Extra: The Web Hosting Show celebrates its 3rd Birthday! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed There are a million places out there to buy your web hosting from. How do you know which is the right choice for you? What things should you keep in mind when choosing? These tips sent in by a community member should help ease your mind a bit. Don’t buy what you don’t need. When buying a product, you buy it for what you want it to do, right? Hosting is no different. If it’s going to be an image hoster, why do you want a phpBB Board, or MediaWiki included? Consider how much traffic you expect to get, and look around. Don’t be afraid to move your hosting around often. If there’s a better offer around in the short run, chances are you’re best taking it because by the time you roll around to needing to pay for hosting, you’ll still find some options which, for one year, are either hysterically cheap, or just plain free. Look on the internet for voucher codes. If you think you’ve found the host for you, looked at their reputation, and decided ‘Yes, that’s who I want to go with’… take a look at their competitors again. A prime example of this is Dreamhost; their voucher codes can turn $100+ a year into $20 for the first year, with a domain name included. If you’re getting free email, USE IT IF YOU CAN. Too many people still use hotmail addresses when they have hosting that provides them with email addresses. If you’re making a small business venture, a domain-name based address will say a lot more about your professionality than a hotmail, yahoo or aol email. I personally have one for Mail, MSN, Ebay and my Wii, so as to filter the unnecessary stuff as much as possible. Always pay for your hosting up front initially. There’s nothing worse than changing providers and then realizing that your subscription payment is still recurring. Not only does it cause stress, but the problems that arise while getting the money back can make you wish you never tried them. WhyPark.com - Stop Parking Your Domains. AdsenseReady - 150 AdSense Web Sites. 15,000 Mb Hosting For $4.95/mo. Want to embed this video on your own site, blog, or forum? Use this code or download the video: <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/17YeTgBd1fk"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/17YeTgBd1fk" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed></object><br /><a href="http://chris.pirillo.com/">Chris</a> | <a href="http://live.pirillo.com/">Live Tech Support</a> | <a href="http://media.pirillo.com/">Video Help</a> | <a href="http://feeds.pirillo.com/ChrisPirilloShow">Add to iTunes</a> Related Content: Recommended Web Hosting Solution The (mt) (gs) Report Free Or Cheap Web Hosting You’re Never Too Young to Start Goal Setting The Reasons I Chose Rackspace for Hosting Less

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I can’t even count the number of times I have said over one hundred and forty podcast that I hate the word “unlimited” in web hosting. Well, Yahoo has done the impossible - they did unlimited hosting the right way. Find out how and get a lot more on this week’s wonderful web hosting podcast. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 141! Running Time: 14 minutes | File Size: 6.34 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. Yahoo Provides Cheap Unlimited Hosting! Get More Out of RSS and PHP with SimplePie? Oddball Web Hosting Company Names (weirdos!) 10 SEO Tips that Anybody Could Use! Do You Need Server Monitoring? I promise not only to deliver you the best hosting podcast out there today, I’ll also make a deal with you that I will do it in 10 to 15 minutes. Now how could you turn down a bargain like that? Extra: A Wonderful Collection of Google Calendar Tweaks, Tips and Help! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

The hosting doctor is in and is ready to see you now. There are several sicknesses out there in the web hosting world that could bring you down. I’ll inform you about those, and let you know of a few hyper-linked medications to check out too. The Web Hosting Show includes no side effects and an awesome orange-like flavor I’m sure you will enjoy. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 140! Running Time: 14 minutes | File Size: 6.23 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode of the Web Hosting Show. A Cool New Visual Trace Route Tool! Thing is Web Hosting That Make Me Angry! ICANN and Google Hopes to Stop Domain Tasters? Fighting Terrorists via Web Hosts and Data Centers? Advice on How to Get Your Name Out There! I am your medical malpractice for the hosting world ready to happen and I welcome you into my offices yet again to talk about web hosting, web development, domains, terrorists and even a few things that make me angry. Don’t make me angry, you wouldn’t like me when I’m angry! Extra: A Wonderful Collection of Google Calendar Tweaks, Tips and Help! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Have you ever wanted to have your own Website? Do you know how to go about getting started? Here are some tips sent in by Lewis that may shed some light on these questions… and more. Don’t go for the cheapest hosting. These may look great at first, but from what I have found out, they are not. The support is often bad, the servers are often cheap and slow and you do not get what you pay for. Try to look for a respectable one with many reviews. We recommend GoDaddy. Use coupon code Chris1 to save 10% off your order! Learn how to code and design. The worst way to start a website is with no coding experience or design experience. This is often the thoughts of many new website owners and it puts users off. You need to take time out of your life to code and design properly, you will get much more out of the site this way. Don’t swarm your site with adverts. Often, too many ads put off users and they will not come back. If you must, put at the most 3 adverts on a page, that is the maximum. I’m pretty sure you hate websites with loads of adverts, think of your users. Get a proper domain name. Often free domains names like (.tk, .us.tt ect) are bad, full of frames with adverts in them and are often having problems. I recommend getting one from a respectable seller, e.g.: Godaddy. There are many coupons around for godaddy, Chris has a few, type !coupon into his chat. And finally, give your users a way to contact you. This could be a contact form, an email link (make sure to obscure it in an image or flash file to keep bots off your site and selling your address) or anything else. Your users might need your help and without a good clear link to contact, they will not email you and you will lose their business. Many users are not going to bother looking through Whois databases for an address. Build A Niche Store - The eBay(R) Affiliate Website Builder. ShoppingJobsHere.com - * New * Updated. Build Your Own Website Easy In Minutes! Castlemelody Imagination Studio Co. Inc. Dreamweaver Tutorials - Learn Dreamweaver Web Design. Design Your Website And Upload It To The Internet In 8 Hours. Want to embed this video on your own site, blog, or forum? Use this code or download the video: <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ao-SplYjOIc"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ao-SplYjOIc" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed></object><br /><a href="http://chris.pirillo.com/">Chris</a> | <a href="http://live.pirillo.com/">Live Tech Support</a> | <a href="http://media.pirillo.com/">Video Help</a> | <a href="http://feeds.pirillo.com/ChrisPirilloShow">Add to iTunes</a> Related Content: Yahoo YPN, Chitika, Adsense Preview Tool GUI Olympic Hopeful Free Web Site Monitoring Today's Violation Microsoft Windows Commercials Less