GlobalWebBrands Launches Free Web Hosting Service

December 11, 2006; 12:20 AM

MECHANICSVILLE, VA – Shared hosting provider GlobalWebBrands (www.globalwebbrands.com) today announced that is has launched a free Web hosting service, FreewayWebhost (www.freewaywebhost.com). The new service offers free hosting through a user’s own domain name, or through a FreewayWebhost subdomain.

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The new service from GlobalWebBrands is subsidized through the appearance of text and banner advertisements on users’ Websites. If a user does not wish to have ads on his or her site, he or she may opt to purchase a Pro hosting package.

“One thing that sets our new hosting service apart from other players,” stated GlobalWebBrands CEO Daniel Briere, “is that we have the ability to host our users’ domain names. Many free hosts just give a subdirectory or subdomain of the host’s own domain. However, we wanted to offer a truly useful service.”

Users may register their domains through FreewayWebhost, or use a domain they have previously registered. The company’s subdomain hosting service does not require users to have their own domain.

GlobalWebBrands previously operated a free hosting service, Q151, earlier this year, but was forced to shut the service down after numerous hacker attacks.

“This time around, we’ve ensured that our service is built from the ground up with rock-solid security,” stated Mr. Briere. “We also plan to be more vigilant than we were in the past with the administration of this new free service.”

About GlobalWebBrands

GlobalWebBrands has been providing world-class Web hosting services since August 2004, previously as TopWebHost. A two-time winner of the HostReview.com Fastest-Growing Web Host award, the company offers shared Web hosting, free file hosting, and now – free Web hosting. GlobalWebBrands has spun off numerous other brands in the past, including iZoka, WS Logix, and StealthRoot, among others. GlobalWebBrands is based in Mechanicsville, Virginia-USA, with offices in Florida, London, and Bulgaria.