Government will monitor BlackBerry Messenger communications due to high levels of 'criminality'.
The Department of Communications says the current classification is outdated.
In today's technology roundup: Google cuts 10 operations, two face 30 years for tweet, tech titans in patents suit, and rugby star suffers Twitter withdrawal.
The carrier is promising that its merger with T-Mobile would not result in any job losses for the companies.
About 60% of the R3 billion spent on the project has been wasted, says the Democratic Alliance.
The companies could have their shares suspended by the JSE.
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The Gauteng toll fees can be reversed if there is enough public pressure, says the Democratic Alliance.
In today's technology roundup: $1.3bn Oracle-SAP verdict overturned, Apple slammed for toxic disposals, Anonymous offshoot targets celebs, and Toshiba eyes glass-less 3D TV.
Company says about 1 000 patents that do not relate to its core business would be up for sale.
Clearstream to provide a collateral risk management solution for the Australian stock exchange.
Businesses were worried they would be required to get permission from their clients' customers to handle data.
In today's technology roundup: Tweets per second record broken, Google CEO 'knew about' rogue drug ads, fake Google certificate discovered, and Mozilla defends Firefox release cycle.
The online retail giant fights for the overturning of California's new Internet sales tax law.