The ASA hears another complaint regarding the way Telkom is promoting its 'Simple' product offering.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia, Microsoft marriage expected, Scottish gamers call for tax breaks, Nasdaq hacked, and librarians denounce copyright law.
In this Word Wide Wrap: Fraudster steals 400bn gaming chips, cloud gaming comes to PlayStation, and OnLive subscription gaming activated.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telstra urges regulatory restraint, Google TV Ads expands reach, Stoke to begin LTE test.
The company was awarded the Service Excellence Award at the TheKnowList Legal IT Awards ceremony.
Disciplinary charges against the former labour DG have not been concluded, yet he has been appointed head of the GCIS.
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The company will plough R200 million into improving “customer experience” and brand identity, as pressure increases from Cell C and 8ta.
The mobile operator hopes to be in a position to take decisive action regarding its Congolese operation by financial year-end.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony wins hacker restraining order, Digital Economy Act under review, and Illinois ruling hurts slot makers.
Broadband Infraco is exposed for faulty procurement and contract management processes by audit and risk firm Deloitte.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft, Google in war of words, UK reconsiders Web block plans, windfall for HP's new CEO, and iPhone user sues AT&T.
In this World Wide Wrap: Android tabs devour iPad's share, Android ships 33m smartphones, and thieves go after tech gadgets.
In this World Wide Wrap: DreamWorks denies 3D danger, senator seeks live-streaming, and P2P live streaming under development.