(mt) mediatemple are really recommended!

Cheers,

sYn[/quote]

I realize I'm chiming in late here, but you could check out http://www.twelvehorses.com. We specialize in managed solutions for social media. Blogs, podcasting, video… you name it.

Cheers,

sYn

As stated in our conversations prior to the forums… Id strongly recommend Dreamhost.com – I have dealt with many host company over the past 10 years.. and they have an excellent service and almost all my customers have changed to them. 90% of them has never experienced any shutdown at all.

[quote comment="14122" http://www.djtechtools.com/?p=712#comment-14132 I use MediaTemple for the servers but host my domains on <a href="http://www.namecheap.com" rel="nofollow">www.namecheap.com</a> so if I ever have to move on to a different hosting it's easy. Slightly more costly than godaddy etc but I find the service great and their dashboard website is superb. I use MediaTemple for the servers but host my domains on http://www.namecheap.com so if I ever have to move on to a different hosting it's easy. Slightly more costly than godaddy etc but I find the service great and their dashboard website is superb.

I use Hostmonster.com. I have not had one second of downtime in the last year. Sure, I don't get a lot of hits, especially not before the last few weeks when I actually began hosting some smallish content…but their prices are GREAT, and they offer "unlimited" space and bandwidth. Unix-based servers, if you can deal.

They are easily overlooked, because they are completely overshadowed by Bluehost, Hostgator, etc. Hostmonster actually provides hosting for some of those other hosting services, which is probably the only reason they're still around.

I love them, though. Even their tech support is awesome.

Give them a look, I promise it's worth the five minutes.