In this World Wide Wrap: Time Warner to test cable TV, Canadian broadcasters in 3D TV deal, and panel to study court broadcasting.
Communications minister Roy Padayachie is defending his five-star hotel stay while the opposition accuses him of having “opulent tendencies”.
The communications minister has decided to ditch the controversial draft Public Broadcasting Service Bill and wants a broader piece of legislation to cover the sector.
UK research company Ovum says ICASA has snapped out of its lethargy and has become proactive in issuing regulations.
Over a period of six years, the National Anti-Corruption Hotline has helped find 235 corrupt officials.
ICASA will not penalise mobile operators for poor network performance during the 2010 Fifa Soccer World Cup.
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Information sharing and international co-ordination are crucial to fighting online child abuse, says Interpol.
The competition authority is determined to get Telkom in front of the tribunal for squeezing the margins of its downstream competitors.
Outstanding information from licensees is holding up the licence conversion process.
The Gauteng provincial government will only settle its R100 million debt with Dialogue Holdings next May.
Google still Mozilla's cash cow, Dell unleashes convertible tablet, MySpace seeks Facebook help, and Oracle accused of market abuse.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS improves African ICT capacity, virtualisation spend to rise, and Philippines unveils e-centre roadmap.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft breaks petaflop barrier, India to monitor BlackBerry live, and Bulldozer server chip set for 2011.