In today's technology roundup: UK loses |--gbp--|27bn to cyber crime, US closer to cloud-first policy, Facebook adds civil unions option, and Web-based services frustrate FBI.
The down under has received criticism from the information industry for its cloud strategy.
A Joburg resident files criminal charges against the mayor and finance head, after getting fed up with the billing mess.
Altech Technology Concepts deploys the Gauteng leg of its network, with plans to go live in other areas in the next six months.
The Competition Appeal Court overturns a 2010 decision that found three tracking companies to be anti-competitive.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft's IE9 outdated: Mozilla, Google's Schmidt slams Nokia move, Sony bans PS3 hackers for life, and cyber war threat 'exaggerated'.
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ICASA backtracks on its statement that mobile termination rate cuts do not necessarily filter down into retail savings.
The pay-TV newcomer will not debut in March, but has instead applied for its third extension.
In this World Wide Wrap: Anti-doping training goes online, online learning praised, and college offers adult degree online.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google's video faces patent challenge, Sony threatens to leave iTunes, and Dolby brings smartphone HD audio.
Police analysts in Sweden used QlikView to assist with a high profile crime case that lasted more than a year.
The department puts Telkom in a tricky situation by not paying its overdue invoices.
Unresolved challenges from last year may hinder the communication regulator's ability to achieve its 2011 goals.