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ICASA jeopardises DOC budget
Thousands of employees at state entities within the DOC portfolio may not be paid on 1 April.
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications would not let ICASA chairman Paris Mashile conclude his presentation.
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IT in Government
Investigators seize Cipro data
An investigation team swooped on the office to take possession of Cipro's databases and e-mail correspondence.
Reuters
HTC readies defence against Apple
The cellphone developer will issue a formal response to Apple's accusations of 20 iPhone-related technology patents.
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Content Management
Facebook, Google sued for patent infringement
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