In this World Wide Wrap: MasterCard snaps up DataCash, Irish regulator slams O2, and Starbucks takes on mobile payments.
In today's technology roundup: WikiLeaks unleashes Iraq war files, Adobe targets mobiles and TVs, India demands $2.5bn from Vodafone, and Amazon offers free EC2 cloud.
A BITF member sent out an anonymous e-mail claiming a tender was awarded to four companies that are not black empowered.
The regulations, which may cut interconnect rates to 65c this year, will be published on 5 November.
Despite its 10% market share, Cell C argues that its weak position should disqualify it from 8ta's calls for asymmetrical rates.
There is not much room for optimism about affairs at the South African Broadcasting Corporation.
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Early Christmas for online retailers, Facebook game maker sued, goal-line tech back on agenda, and Seagate struggles to cope.
In this World Wide Wrap: Street View lands Google in court, Korean teen sues Apple, and justice system's future lies in tech.
Cell C comes under fire from the mobile newcomer for reversing its position on asymmetrical interconnect rates.
The axed DOC DG will be named Consumer Commission head, and hopes to put the communications debacle behind her.
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.