Legal claims against the telco total more than R6.5?billion, and could crimp its spending plans.
The High Court made fundamental errors in its judgement that allowed an anti-Cell C banner to stay up and the ruling might be appealed, says the mobile operator.
On Digital Media lodges an appeal against a High Court ruling that stopped its broadcasting of adult channels.
Offline measures to protect children cannot just be migrated online, says the association.
There is a gap between the business and legal requirements of information security, says Performanta.
Shifting ICASA's infrastructure regulatory functions away from the ambit of the DOC makes sense, say some industry commentators.
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A tribunal of arbitrators has ruled against Turkish operator Turkcell, which has long contested the granting of MTN's GSM licence in Iran.
Telkom's lawsuit against six defendants - who it blames for misleading it about exiting Nigeria - should be heard next August.
The Supreme Court of Appeal finds in favour of Mark Shuttleworth and awards him a R250?million refund.
The company wins a case allowing it to continue building a fibre optic network in Msunduzi, KwaZulu-Natal.
Vodacom asks ICASA for permission to transfer control of Neotel's service licences.
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