Due to the overwhelming success of last months launch of .EU domains we have decided to include this article again. We have also received great feedback and would like to thank you all for your support

April 7th marked the beginning of open registrations for the most talked about top level domain (TLDs) in recent years, the .eu TLD. Demand was expected to be high and it certainly was. As the launch of .eu took place such a short time ago there are still highly desirable names still available so secure yours for only £10!

Why should I register a .eu domain?

With the launch of .eu a fresh opportunity exists for registrants to secure highly desirable names, so it is important you register your own identity at the earliest opportunity. In the early Internet years when .com was the first TLD to explode onto the Net, many speculative domain buyers bought many of the top .com domains and in the following years made vast amounts of money selling them on or using them for their own ventures. Make sure you don't miss out this time around!!!

How do I register a .eu domain name?

It's simple, visit www.Telivo.com on April 7th to secure your .eu domain instantly!

SPAM and Virus Filtering with MailGuard

Mailguard is an advanced e-mail security and protection system designed to help safeguard e-mail from viruses, spam, worms, malicious content and other email threats.

How it works

When an e-mail is sent it normally passes through a number of machines that route the message as it travels from the sender to the recipient. Mailguard acts just like one of these routers but with the added security benefits of filtering viruses + spam messages and shielding your inbound mailserver address from spammers and hackers.

When e-mail is sent to an account that has Mailguard enabled, all inbound messages are filtered and then delivered to your mailserver. E-mail that is flagged by Mailguard as spam or a virus will be placed in to the quarantine area and will not be delivered to your mailserver. E-mail accounts protected by Mailguard will receive periodic Quarantine Reports by e-mail. The Quarantine Report will contain a summary of any mail that has been quarantined in the last 30 days and a link to the Mailguard quarantine web interface.

Mailguard implements industry-leading technologies and systems that continuously monitor for new spam techniques, viruses and other threats, to provide accurate filtering and a low false positive rate (legitimate email incorrectly marked as spam). On the rare occasion that any mail is incorrectly quarantined the web based quarantine area allows users to un-quarantine messages to their mailbox. The web based quarantine area also allows users to:

• view message headers
• view virus + spam reports
• view spam scores
• delete messages
• set the frequency of the Quarantine Reports adjust the sensitivity of the spam filtering

If your hosting package does not include Mailguard Virus & Spam Filtering you can add it as an additional feature by logging into http://yourdomainhere.com/siteadmin. For more information on our hosting packages and pricing visit www.telivo.com/web-hosting.html

Don't forget to visit your control panel regularly to ensure you keep your details up to date. Your email and mobile number are used to keep you informed when your hosting or domain name is due to expire. Mobile numbers are used if you have subscribed to the SMS reminder service.

Also if you've bought hosting recently and accidentally deleted or mislaid the email with the set up instructions and password then you can simply visit the control panel on the Telivo site and have it resent to your email address.

The Telivo control panel is available to anyone who has bought a domain name and set up an account. Customers can use the admin section for all of the following actions:-

• Add hosting to your domain name
• View invoices
• Modify DNS
• Set up email forwarding
• Modify nameserves / release your domain name
• Upgrade Hosting

To visit your control panel go to www.telivo.com

Pixsy, is a visual search engine that scours syndication feeds (in the format of Really Simple Syndication) for up-to-date images and then makes them searchable.

The companies revolving repository of millions of thumbnail images, which are drawn from photos and videos on sites " Anywhere there's an RSS feed, we consume it, extract an image...and make it searchable," said Chase Norlin, founder of the San Francisco-based company.

As opposed to search giant Google, which retrieves relevant pages from billions of Web sites, Pixsy hones in on the freshest images from publishers, Norlin said. "So you can now explore the Web visually."

For example, visitors can type "George Clooney" in the search box to see photos of the Academy Award-winning actor, linked to all the latest stories about him.

Pixsy collects content from thousands of providers, resulting in millions of searchable photos and videos for you to search and browse. For example, you can search dozens of news sources at Pixsy, or search for funny videos across multiple video sharing sites. You can scroll over each image or video thumbnail to learn more about it, where it came from, and when we indexed it. Clicking takes you to the site that photo or video originated from.

Imagine searching for images of a breaking news story of a natural disaster instead of using the news search feature on traditional search engines. Pixsy returns visual results from leading newspaper feeds instead of text. Now, you can find news based on your visual reaction to the photo from each news story, instead of sifting through volumes and volumes of text.

You can find Pixsy by visiting www.pixsy.com