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Websites are necessities for any type of business, and if you’re thinking about building your own site to promote your portfolio or grow your business, in some ways it can seem overwhelming. 

It’s no secret that the cost of web hosting (opens in new tab) services can be really high depending on your budget, but did you know that there are strategies for cutting your bill without sacrificing quality or performance? 

Websites are necessities for any type of business, and if you’re thinking about building your own site to promote your portfolio or grow your business, in some ways it can seem overwhelming. 

It’s no secret that the cost of web hosting (opens in new tab) services can be really high depending on your budget, but did you know that there are strategies for cutting your bill without sacrificing quality or performance? 

In case you haven’t heard, Texas now has a law that makes it illegal for anyone to help women get an abortion after six weeks of pregnancy — and to take advantage of that, the anti-abortion group Texas Right to Life is encouraging citizens to report those people at a dedicated “whistleblower” website, promising to “ensure that these lawbreakers are held accountable for their actions.”

However, it now looks like Texas Right to Life may have trouble keeping a home on the web, because hosting provider GoDaddy has given the group 24 hours to find a different place to park its website. “We have informed prolifewhistleblower.com they have 24 hours to move to another provider for violating our terms of service,” a spokesperson told The New York Times.

GoDaddy didn’t…

Epik, a Washington State-based internet web-hosting safe haven for far-right websites, has given refuge to Parler after it was banned by several major tech companies. Parler also announced that it will sue Amazon, for antitrust violations for scouring the site from the web overnight.   

With users as wide-ranging as Texas Senator Ted Cruz and neo-Nazi terror groups, Parler was recently booted from Amazon’s Webhosting service, Google Play, and the Apple Store, after it was accused of hosting content from certain controversial online organizations preceding the violence on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, January 6. Amazon said it axed Parler because it was not confident in its ability to monitor content on its platform promoting or inciting violence.

So, Parler in return is suing…