Intuit and VeriSign Ally Kevin Newcomb
[December 18, 2001] Small business vendors collaborate to deliver advanced website services including customizable pages, webhosting, and own-branded e-mails.

A Worldwide Internet … One Country At A Time Julie Wheeler
[November 28, 2001] Country code TLDs are as unique as the respective cultures they represent, making it tough to make them your business.

3D Customer Content and Games Wayne Kawamoto
[November 16, 2001] Vircom's E-maginer Online lets ISP customers create their own 3D, multi-user online websites. Vircom itself runs two online games, called The 4th Prophecy and Black Moon Chronicles.

Cisco Expands High-End Router Line Jim Wagner
[October 3, 2001] Scalability and edge capabilities of the hardware maker's are enhanced in its new and existing gear. But will ISPs and telecom companies invest in the future of IP routing an value-added services?

Be a Service Provider from the Third Dimension ISP-Planet Staff
[September 26, 2001] P-Cube enables service providers to monitor and deliver value-added services—and to charge for them. A new report estimates the amount of additional revenue the product will generate.

New.net, BulkRegister.com
Deal On New Registry Platform Michael Singer
[September 7, 2001] New.net and BulkRegister.com, the fourth largest ICANN-accredited registrar, Thursday inked a deal to sell New.net domain names as early as October 2001.

Registrar Directory: 1GlobalPlace Profile Jeff Goldman
[July 25, 2001]Want to be the first ISP in town to offer every country code domain available, more than 211 different domains? It's a niche market, and it's one that 1GlobalPlace is serving handily, with a broad range of affiliate and partner programs.

Registrar Directory: Register.com Profile Jeff Goldman
[July 16, 2001] The world's second-largest registrar with over 3.7 million names registered, Register.com offers a Global Partner Network with a variety of options for ISPs, like one of the best turnkey solutions in the industry.

Registrar Directory: Stargate Communications Profile Jeff Goldman
[July 9, 2001] You may find it odd that a communications firm would try to keep its domain name reselling program a secret. But when it comes to bulk domain name registrar services for ISPs, it's no secret that Stargate is cheap.

Building Web Communities ISP-Planet Staff
[July 6, 2001] Trellix makes a compelling argument for getting into the Web publishing game as a way to reduce churn and lure new SMB clients your way, integrating this value added proposition into your service mix.

Registrar Directory: Tucows OpenSRS Profile Jeff Goldman
[July 2, 2001] Tucows has a long standing in the market, and its focus on the needs of the ISP has helped it to maintain that position. ISP operators seeking domain registration services shouldn't look any further than OpenSRS.

Registrar Directory: DotRegistrar Profile Jeff Goldman
[June 25, 2001] DotRegistrar is the domain name services division of Miami's iHoldings. DotRegistrar's pitch is simple: it claims to be one of the cheapest registrars available to ISPs, and it does not compete with ISPs.

Registrar Directory: Speednames Profile Jeff Goldman
[June 18, 2001] Going global is more than making Web content accessible from any place, anytime. If your ISP needs to provide clients with a regional presence on a worldwide scale, Speednames has a registry solution for you.

Registrar Directory: Registry at Info Avenue Jeff Goldman
[June 11, 2001] The Registry at Info Avenue, operating out of South Carolina, offers a trio of reseller options. Although it's an independent company in its own right, the registrar has a powerful group of independent telcos behind it.

Registrar Directory: Network Solutions Profile Jeff Goldman
[June 4, 2001] Despite growing competition from a crop of newly accredited ICANN registrars, Network Solutions remains by far the master of .com, .net and .org domains with more than 6.5 million names registered.

Registrar Directory: AIT Domains Profile Jeff Goldman
[May 29, 2001] A Webhosting firm with big dreams, it's making some big changes to help its vision become a working reality. With over 160K domains registered, AIT could make its naming service work for your ISP, too.

Registrar Directory: Parava Networks Profile Jeff Goldman
[May 21, 2001] If part or all of your target market is in Latin American, you will want to get to know Parava Networks—a domain name registrar that can help take your ISPs Webhosting business south of the border.

Registrar Directory: DomainDiscover Profile Jeff Goldman
[May 14, 2001] This registrar nearly slipped through our search for ISP-friendly domain services. It took a second look to reveal that DomainDiscover doesn't compete with ISPs. Discover what this registrar could do for your ISP today.

Registrar Directory: dotEarth.com Profile Jeff Goldman
[May 7, 2001] Small, friendly and promising that it would never become a rival hosting firm, this domain name registrar might seem more like dotHeaven than dotEarth for small ISPs seeking a registrar partner.

Registrar Directory: GKG.NET Profile Jeff Goldman
[April 30, 2001] Relatively transparent and positively ISP-friendly, this domain name registrar could be your ISPs perfect partner—especially if your Internet service does a lot of business south of the border.

Registrar Directory: Registrars.com Profile Jeff Goldman
[April 23, 2001] For service providers' seeking a well-established domain name service with a broad range of partnerships and affiliate options, Registrars.com may be just the ticket.

Registrar Directory: ItsYourDomain.com Profile Jeff Goldman
[April 16, 2001] Gee, those ICANN-accredited registrars are cool! Wouldn't it be great to be just like them? One Chicago-based registrar allows ISPs to do just that—seamlessly, transparently.

Registrar Directory: GoDaddy Software Jeff Goldman
[April 9, 2001] Arizona-based GoDaddy Software is a registrar with an impressive history. But only the second of its two-reseller arrangements offers a solid private label option for ISPs.

Registering Multi-Lingual Domains ISP-Planet Staff
[March 30, 2001] Have a customer that needs a domain name registered in Hebrew, Gujarati, or Cherokee? Register.com is pre-registering new multi-lingual domain names now so folks can get in line today.

The Tantalizing MTU Market Gerry Blackwell
[February 9, 2001] Selling high-speed services to people in public places is different than connecting individual users—all you need is access to the habitat and the right partner.

Ensim ServerXchange Jeff Goldman
[January 15, 2001] Hosted operation platform makes entering the Webhosting trade as easy as flipping a switch. Learn how Ensim could help you turn on the profits at your ISP and light-up your Webhosting services.

Application Services Made Easy Jeff Goldman
[January 8, 2001] If your ISP targets local businesses chances are you're going to be asked to serve-up a few applications—sooner or later. Systemsfusion is one way to do it—sooner.

NetMechanic Partner Program Debut ISP-Planet Staff
[December 18, 2000] NetMechanic shares its tool bag full of optimizing gadgets with ISP partners to strengthen customer retention by expanding online Web site services.

Free Money? Did Somebody Say Free Money? Gerry Blackwell
[December 15, 2000] Reselling hosted applications could make your ISP business a buck or two—and you don't even have to transform your operation into an ASP to reap the rewards.

Merit Network Transformation Builds ISP Profits ISP-Planet Staff
[December 5, 2000] What happens when world-class RADIUS programming meets venture capital? Interlink Networks. But this isn't the same old dial-up program—it's a radical authentication program that's a real moneymaker.

Open Software Platform for Service Automation Wayne Kawamoto
[October 31, 2000] Sphera's Java-applet-heavy solution promises rapid deployment of pay-per-use services.

Faster, More Reliable Data Storage  Wayne Kawamoto
[October 31, 2000]  Eurologic will incorporate Seagate's 2 Gbit Fibre Channel and Ultra 160 SCSI capabilities into its data storage solutions.

Kurant's StoreSense 4.0 Alex Goldman
[October 18, 2000] New partnership program for ISPs allows even the smallest of ISPs to offer Kurant's product to their clients.

Directed Shopping Jim Wagner
[June 2, 2000] ISPs looking for a value-added service to offer their customers might want to try myZack, a pricing portal that gives service providers a commission for every customer that makes a purchase through the network.

Webhosting Gets Personal Best of the ISP-Lists
[May 22, 2000] When company disputes involve a disgruntled employee — or even a divorce — the webhosting company can get caught in the middle. Members of the ISP-Webhosting list share tales of woe.

Choosing a Registrar Best of the ISP-Lists
[April 18, 2000] The ISP-WebHosting list debates where to register domain names.

Quest for the Perfect Shopping Cart  Best of the ISP Lists
[March 8, 2000] Merchant-friendly storefront solutions are an ongoing preoccupation among folks on the ISP-Ecommerce discussion list. Here are some recent thoughts on the subject.

Faster, More Reliable Data Storage  Wayne Kawamoto
[January 10, 2000]  Eurologic will incorporate Seagate's 2 Gbit Fibre Channel and Ultra 160 SCSI capabilities into its data storage solutions.

Free E-Commerce Incubator  Ted Stevenson
[December 30, 1999]  Breakthrough Software has released ShopZone SiteBuilder, a free, browser-based Website generator designed to turn new-to-the-Web small businesses into paying e-commerce customers.

Flexible Store Solution is Easy on ISPs  Nelson King
[October 21, 1999] This package lets 50 or more merchant/ customers set up their own online stores. It handles most of the mechanics, so you can devote your time to better things, like marketing.

E-Commerce Revenue without the Effort  Ted Stevenson
[May 18, 1999]  New payment/accounting system cuts ISPs in on the booming online sales cornucopia without forcing them to become partners in the technological infrastructure.