The summit on Aarto has been postponed once again, with no finalised date in place for the event.
If the NCC is successful in enforcing a compliance notice, consumers would be able to claim damages if Vodacom's networks fail again.
Travellers will have to pay more to enter New York City, especially for commuters that do not have an electronic payment device.
Agincourt Gaming Agincourt claims Zynga's remarkable growth has not been driven by its own ingenuity.
This follows news of the White House calling for government agencies to move to the cloud.
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The police services revokes all name, surname and identification number enquiries in favour of biometrics.
Companies building private and hybrid clouds will find providers unwilling to take liability for security breaches, says Galix Networking.
Government labels someone who steals copper as a “murderer, a thief and saboteur”.
The tolls are “a done deal” and there's no going back, says transport minister Sibusiso Ndebele.
The National Gambling Board hopes a court ruling, outlawing online gambling in SA, will be upheld by the Supreme Court of Appeal.
In today's technology roundup: Kaspersky Lab blasts McAfee, TalkTalk slapped with |--gbp--|3m fine, cellphones reduce sperm count, and consumers wary of online shopping.