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CNET editors' picks for access and hosting
By Christopher Null (September 16, 2003)

That AOL or NetZero dial-up account probably won't cut the mustard for your growing business, no matter how small it is, especially if you plan to share Internet access. Broadband cable or DSL access is now available in almost all populated areas of the United States, and even in rural areas, satellite service is usually an option. CNET provides tools for finding cable or DSL in your area, as well as general advice on how to choose an access provider. Once you have a nice big pipe, the next step is to choose a hosting solution and put your business on the online map.

How to buy access and hosting for your business
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The hosts with the most
Put your business on the online map with a hosting service. These and other major providers offer a range of shared and dedicated solutions for small businesses.
Aplus.Net Solo XR Aplus.Net Solo XR
An inexpensive, reliable, and feature-packed service for small business.
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What's in a name?
Don't let someone steal your dot-com de plume. Reserve an Internet address for your business without spending a fortune, using one of these discount domain-name registrars.
Go Daddy Go Daddy
If you register multiple domain names, you'll save money.
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Other discount domain-name registrars
eNom
DirectNIC
000Domains
Strike up the broadband
When you're ready to get down to business, there's no better investment than a speedy cable or DSL Internet access.
Verizon Online DSL with MSN Verizon Online DSL with MSN
Verizon is cheap and speedy, and you can cancel anytime.
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Sticking with the slow lane
Though we recommend broadband access for small businesses, the most-affordable option remains good old dial-up.
EarthLink Plus EarthLink Plus
The next best thing to broadband access.
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More major dial-up providers reviewed
AOL 9.0 Optimized
AOL for Small Business
MSN 8.0
NetZero HiSpeed
 




 
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