January 2008 Blog Posts

OpenDNS - helping those who help themselves

This is my first blog post here at OpenDNS, though some of you may know me from answering your support emails. It is not unusual, however, for our own users to sit in the tech support seat themselves and offer help to others…

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OpenDNS is for everyone. And your service should be too.

OpenDNS is for everyone. And by everyone, I mean everyone; moms, dads, kids, nerds, jocks, etc. We recently found out that our use of a CAPTCHA meant we were excluding blind and visually impaired people from using portions of…

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Webinar: Using OpenDNS stats to your advantage

OpenDNS U is a webinar series we’re kicking off next week. We rounded up all the questions you’ve asked us over the past several months and designed a series of webinars to address them. The entire series is designed squarely with…

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Six more services for DNS-O-Matic

DNS-O-Matic continues to become more useful. The free dynamic IP update service now supports sending IP address updates to six additional dynamic DNS services: XName, D-Link DDNS, Dynu, CJB.net, ODS and…

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Friends of OpenDNS at CES?

So I flew out to CES for a couple meetings this morning and will be here until tomorrow. If you’re a friend of OpenDNS, are here at CES and want to meet up, give me a call at 415-287-7721 or send me an email david _at_…

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3 million people. Number of OpenDNS users or population of LA?

Both!

Today we announced that OpenDNS now has 3 million users. That’s a lot of people. It’s also roughly the number of people living in Los Angeles, CA according to the 2000 Census.

If you’re reading this you’re probably one of…

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