The DOC has not yet chosen which standard SA will use for digital TV.
The company ends the year in a profitable position, reversing its previous R5.8 million loss.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nordic countries green up Nigeria, MS tackles energy efficiency, and super computers map out oil spill.
In this World Wide Wrap: Online billing goes mainstream, Coinstar sells e-billing business, and Twitter drives electronic payment.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nvidia partners for 3D PCs, Hitachi unveils hybrid storage device, and Seagate intros Momentus XT drive.
In this World Wide Wrap: Genband snaps up Nortel VOIP, BT merges with Ribbit, and Verizon makes push for VOIP.
Jane Thomson, MD of EOH Softworx, ponders what other technological innovations have reached their sell-by dates.
The recession may have kick-started greener habits, but an environmental focus must chart the path forward.
Desktop virtualisation leads to greater efficiency and reduced travel, with knock-on effects for the environment.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook blocked in Bangladesh, UK government vague on CCTV regulation, ISPs told to keep file-sharer list, and drive for 'sat nav' of brain surgery.
The advance of Web 2.0, peer-to-peer, and collective intelligence transform the way companies approach knowledge management.
Femtech will begin a course for female “technopreneurs” to provide a space for women to share technology-related challenges.
Usage of mobile Internet has exploded in SA, as network operators realise its importance, says World Wide Worx.