This week: A halted hacker, online crime drivers, malware attacks for August, banning porn, and protecting children.

This week: Television set for dramatic changes, search and seizure at Verizon`s headquarters, and Neotel finally launches.

Things in the IT industry seem to come around again and again.

I only recently discovered how fast my new VR6 is. Now, I dare say, it must be the fastest of its kind in the country.

There was further consolidation in the IT services field last week with a lb882m acquisition.

This week, cops all over the world have been cracking down on scammers and fraudsters who have been getting busted, curfewed and arrested.

This week: Tata to invest in InfraCo, and ICASA defends its broadband decisions.

Every vendor and his dog is talking about getting ready for Web 2.0, but what exactly do they mean?

There are three possible reasons for the regulator`s disappointing new broadband regulations.

Koeberg is one of several incidents that lie ahead until Eskom ups its generation capacity.

ICASA`s rulings on ADSL pricing caused a stir last week

This week we explore how easily sensitive data can be obtained from old disk drives, how simple it is to forge caller ID, Google is sued not once, but twice, and spyware attacks soar.