SA's mobile operators offer prepaid deals void of transparency and simplicity, duping prepaid subscribers into high default-rate deals.
The fixed-line operator rejects accusations of poor corporate governance as “factually incorrect and devoid of truth”.
Telkom's Nigerian subsidiary says Blue Label is guilty of contract breaches, which is the ultimate reason for its contract being terminated.
The DTI minister must reveal the terms of the legal settlement with Valor IT following the Cipro debacle, the DA says.
The Protection of Personal Information Bill will impact data warehousing, says ISPartners.
ICASA shows again it has a bark but no bite - it is yet to implement year-old regulations to measure mobile network quality in the country.
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The new Companies Act will cost banks up to R100 million each in new IT systems, and industry says the time frame is just too short.
The proposed five-year radio spectrum licence renewal timeframe would undermine future investment, says MTN.
US heads for open Internet showdown, Apple embraces Google's Hadoop, MS rolls out Azure test versions, and Verizon finally avails 4G network.
Enterprise License Optimisation is the next generation software asset management solution, says Blue Turtle Technologies.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple, Nokia on collision course; court to referee MS, and i4i case; and LG dragged to court.
The company is several months overdue in publishing its annual results, despite strict JSE regulations.
In today's technology roundup: Google in anti-trust probe, Windows Phone 7 unlocked, WikiLeaks founder targets US bank, and Iran's nuclear programme sabotaged.