DNS, short for Domain Name System, is one of the core systems that makes the internet usable in everyday life. Its main role is to translate human-readable domain names into ...
DNS, short for Domain Name System, is one of the core systems that makes the internet usable in everyday life. Its main role is to translate human-readable domain names into Read article →
Nameservers are the servers that answer DNS queries about which records apply to a specific domain. They help the internet determine which IP address a domain should point to, where ...
Nameservers are the servers that answer DNS queries about which records apply to a specific domain. They help the internet determine which IP address a domain should point to, where Read article →
Hi, my name is Michal Krčmář. I am digital entrepreneur currently based in Prague (Czechia). I’ve been working on websites and delivering online marketing campaigns as a commercially-focused freelancer since 2006 for big prestigious brands, worked in-house for many years as consultant, manager or director and run several own startups. I founded/co-founded several companies with annual turnaround around 10+ mio USD. When I am not actually working on my business I try to constantly pass on my broad experience through seminars and online training, I also organize company trainings and workshops.
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