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Another pay-TV obstacle falls
The pay-TV court battle is short-lived as the urgent interdict application against Super5Media is dismissed.
The court ruling clears the way for Super5Media to kick off its commercial pay-TV service later this year.
Legal View
Cellular collusion?
Legal View
ICASA was sidelined
Consumers and service providers are left hanging as the regulator and government face off in the interconnect rate battle.
Legal View
MTN joins rate cut train
The operator unites with Vodacom and MTN in agreeing to cut its interconnection rate to 89c from 1 March.
Cellular
MTN ponders 4G
Africa's largest cellular operator aims to have 50 sites live on HSPA+ in time for the World Cup.
IT in Government
Fire Sentech's board, says CWU
Sentech's failures are entirely the fault of poor management, says the Communication Workers Union.
Reuters
Vodafone Enterprise lands Oracle deal
The cellular operator secures a four-year deal with Oracle to supply services to over 16 000 employees.
VOIP
Skype for iPhone goes 3G
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype for iPhone goes 3G, VOIP hacker arrested, and Comcast buys out NGT.
All Africa News
Kudos to Cricket Namibia
MTC congratulates Cricket Namibia on winning the 2009 Pepsi ICC Africa Development Awards.
Telecoms best read
World wide wrap
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Samantha Perry
Convergence
Converged at last?
“Convergence” has been bandied about for some years now. Will it ever fully happen?
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Ivo Vegter
The Spike
The general's reversal
Just as you start thinking someone, like minister Siphiwe Nyanda, might make a difference, they reinforce your scepticism of government.
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Teddy Maduna
Telecoms
The next frontier
Consumers will differentiate mobile device capabilities through the bundled services each mobile device brand offers.
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Nicola Mawson
Double Take
Not in my backyard
The Fourways residents claiming an iBurst tower has made them ill seem to be lunatics – but what if they are right?
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Candice Jones
Off the hook
Spending R91 000 on connectivity?
It seems impossible to pay that much for connectivity, but that is what MTN expects of one of its subscribers.
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Candice Jones
Off the hook
How many times you been had?
Why should I beg for cellular service delivery, when I pay for it every month?
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Janet Paterson
Communications
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Janet Paterson
Communications
The last mile or the final straw?
Big issues in the telecoms debate are local loop unbundling, carrier preselect and co-location. What gives?
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