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This month the 10 millionth .UK web domain was registered, underlining the growth of the internet economy in the UK. .co.uk is the go-to domain for businesses in the UK and has been growing strongly with around a million new registrations in the last year. A .UK domain says you do business in the UK and 4 in 5 internet users prefer .UK results when searching on-line, a great indication of trust in the domain – it really has never been a better time to get your business on-line and .UK is great place for it to be. To celebrate this milestone, the folks at .UK are giving away a new iPAD daily to one lucky person who registers or renews their .UK domain name between 28th March and 26th April 2012. Simply visit www.qiq.co.uk to register or renew your .UK domain...

Australia – 16 Jan 2012 – GlobalSign (http://www.globalsign.com.au/) a specialist in SSL partner programs and security automation technologies, today announced that QiQ Communications (http://www.qiq.com.au/), a leading hosting company has become the first to implement GlobalSign’s OneClickSSL in Australia. The revolutionary technology will allow Australian customers to activate SSL security in seconds, directly from their control panel. Applying for, and renewing, SSL Certificates has always been a tedious and complicated process. Completing the necessary steps, which entail creating and sending a CSR (Certificate Signing Request), receiving email communications from the SSL vendor and installing the SSL Certificate, requires patience and technical...

When British Forces are deployed on operations they are entitled to aerogrammes (colloquially known as “blueys” because of their colour) to and from their families and friends. This service has been in place for a considerable time with Blueys first being issued during the early days of the Northern Ireland deployment. Thanks to QiQ and their hybrid mail services L-Mail and Docsaway, service personnel and indeed anyone else can now send an electronic version of a Bluey to their loved ones. QiQ’s L-Mail and Docsaway services enable letters to either be typed in a web browser, via an email application or for a PDF to be uploaded. The Docsaway PDF service enables photo and other images to be easily included with correspondence. As correspondence is...

In this modern age, the trusty and reliable post office is at risk of becoming obsolete, however Australian business owner Peter Harris has other ideas by sending traditional printed letters electronically. Docsaway is a PDF-based solution that is ideal for businesses wishing to automate or outsource the mailing of their paper-based documents from a number of locations throughout the world. It’s printed letters – an old school form of communication – being sent in a faster, easier and in a more modern way. It seems right that Mr Harris set up such a business and has an interest in the changing nature of the service as he has a family history in the postal industry. He comes from a long line of postal workers which started before in the 19th...

The US Postal Service is struggling to survive, but Australian Peter Harris is joining the push for US businesses to write more letters through his electronic posting service Docsaway. Just this week the US Postal Service announced it would close more than half its mail-processing centres in a $3bn cost-cutting drive, resulting in 28,000 job losses http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-16037668 Docsaway is a PDF-based solution that is ideal for businesses wishing to automate or outsource the mailing of their paper-based documents from a number of locations throughout the world. It allows businesses to have the sincerity and genuine nature of a letter, without the fuss of actually going to the post office. Traditional post offices are often now viewed as...