In this World Wide Wrap: World record for underwater broadcasting, FCC freezes low-power TV stations, and Thai broadcast bill in final push.
Cars are not communications minister Roy Padayachie's priority as he aims to have a plan to resuscitate the ailing DOC ready this week.
Cell C and 8ta benefit from ICASA's final termination rate regulations, as they get preferential treatment that should boost competition.
Survival International holds Botswana authorities responsible for the cyber attack, which left its Web site down for days.
Vodacom can again use the term “broadband” in its advertising after a previous Advertising Standards Authority decision was overturned.
In today's technology roundup: China claims supercomputer title, FBI slams obsolete cyber laws, Microsoft earnings up over 50%, and Adobe in 'extremely critical' attacks.
ITWeb Governance, Risk & Compliance FEB 2025
Aligning GRC with Business Innovation and Agility
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM opens UK cloud lab, cloud raises security concerns, and cloud proposed for SMEs.
Threats posed by proposed new media laws go way beyond the freedom of the press.
Mimecast and Van Gaalen Attorneys presented on e-mail's role in information compliance.
IT systems will come under “specialised scrutiny”, as finance minister Pravin Gordhan proposes stiff penalties for guilty parties.
Telkom has not considered the impact of 8ta's prepaid offering of one free minute for every three minutes of calls received.
The judgement found ICASA had reached its decision - to not issue a pay-TV licence - rationally and fairly.
In today's technology roundup: Internet worth |--gbp--|100bn to UK, Koobface malware targets MacOS X, Palin e-mail hacker asks for mercy, and Russia charges 'world's biggest spammer'.