In this World Wide Wrap: Google to fight Spanish demands, Sony Ericsson files for trademark breach, and public to access court records online.
Phuthuma Networks appeals to government to intervene in its R3.7 billion case against Telkom.
In this World Wide Wrap: Somalia to tax unregulated telcos, HCL invests in Africa, and Nigeria rolls out LTE.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nasa appoints deputy CIO, China calls for risk monitoring, and eGestalt unveils compliance tool.
The social network should make a more visible effort to eliminate rogue application providers, says Sophos.
The bourse investigates after Telkom confirms Jeffrey Hedberg's departure in the press, before telling shareholders.
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The congress says the idea that labour brokers create jobs is a big myth.
Smaller manufacturers and software developers will suffer because of government's decision to use DVB-T2, it says.
In this World Wide Wrap: Motorola Atrix gets Citrix virtualisation, CIA invests in secure virtualisation, and Pano Logic ups virtualisation stakes.
In this World Wide Wrap: Helios takes on Africa, California enforces medical e-billing, and WorldPay, CellPoint target mobile payment.
The new version includes many major additions and improvements for business, the company claims.
Banning labour broking would violate fair labour practice rights, and place SA in breach of international obligations, says a government-commissioned report.
Least-cost routing companies modify their offerings to survive lower call termination rates.