In this World Wide Wrap: Flawed court system to cost $2bn, Taiwan patents chill US firms, and tech giants swindled.
A new law could see the collapse of a sector that has flown under the radar.
ISPA predicts increased competition in the South African telecoms landscape in 2011.
In this World Wide Wrap: East Africa braces for digital switchover, Ghana gets MTN service centres, and UK confronts Egypt over networks abuse.
In this World Wide Wrap: World Bank ditches Nairobi project, Hurricane system predicts risk, and Singapore gets risk institute.
The workshop, organised by NetIQ and DRS, will address the multiple regulations organisations face. [Local rep: Attachmate]
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Pending legal action over Joburg's billing mess could set a precedent for residents to hold government accountable for service delivery.
The new online mining rights system may have been built too quickly and at too little cost to be of good quality, say industry players.
The Competition Tribunal throws out Telkom's argument that the commission has no case against it.
In today's technology roundup: UK to outlaw tweeting in courts, Anonymous hits US security firm, Atos eyes e-mail eradication, and firm draws fire for immigration game app.
In this World Wide Wrap: No VOIP yet for Emirates, social media to drive VOIP, and Skype to boost revenue.
In this World Wide Wrap: Starleaton enables fast online ordering, Europe to improve e-commerce, and Illinois tax could cost small enterprises.
The office spends another R11 million as a stopgap to fix its legacy systems.