Court delays hold up a vital IT overhaul that must be ready by April.
In today's technology roundup: Google boss hits back at Jobs, UK earmarks |--gbp--|650m for cyber security, Google in serious privacy breach, and Internet users to surpass 2bn.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM acquires PSS Systems, data breaches hit 40% of enterprises, and Varonis boosts mailbox control.
Limited competition allows for unprecedented success for the pay TV newcomer.
In this World Wide Wrap: US probes China green tech, Malaysia green budget plans ensue, and data centre uses ice cooling.
Service providers have capitalised on consumers' growing demands for latest gadgets, says SMC Networks.
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Cope's communications spokesperson claims DOC officials were less than forthcoming in their presentations to Parliament.
The axed communications DG says she had nothing to do with a newspaper article claiming she was fired for reporting tender irregularities.
In this World Wide Wrap: Austria pulls plug on mobile TV, UKTV extends Red Bee deal, and Egypt tightens broadcasting rules.
Under-licensed software costs the general economy billions each year, according to Alexander Forbes.
Out of the 21 cases the FSB has under investigation this year, more than a quarter relate to stocks in ICT firms.
Serious management problems force the board to become operationally involved, but Sentech is not about to go bankrupt.