In today's technology roundup: Apple gives Cook 1m shares, online defamation cases double, Google to kill off Slide platform, and China, US close 48 child porn sites.
Andrew Springate has experience in managing high-level contractual relationships with telecoms operators, vendors and suppliers.
Many contact centres look to voice over Internet protocol to cut costs, says Ocular Technologies.
The life-simulation game is growing exponentially on the social network, and may even overtake the Zynga titles.
SA's second network operator expands its voice and data packages.
The Texas-based global provider of IP telecoms products sets up shop in Johannesburg.
The solution will be used to automate password management and enforce password policy for the brigade.
Since 2008, foreign content has increased by 154% while Australian content has grown by only 59%, says a report.
Government aims to quicken network roll-out in remote rural areas that remain unconnected.
Vodacom and Cell C say they are implementing changes to their contracts already and there is no need for the NCC to force them to do so.
Google announces updates for the +1 button, Twitter releases photo galleries and its co-founders reveal a new project.
Copper theft costs SA's economy an estimated R10 billion per year, says the Democratic Alliance.
The platform's self-service portal has a simple interface and provides real-time statistics with a single repository of billing information.