The delay in choosing a digital TV standard is costing the economy, and the company may go to court over the issue.
Yahoo owns patents on Google Instant, Street View prompts privacy code in Germany, Adobe patches Flash Player, and London seeks tube mobile access.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google risks 'carrier' label, Pervasip to acquire Infiniti Systems, and Avaya rolls out UC platform.
Government will look at narrowing the scope of the proposed Protection of Information Bill.
ICASA has yet to issue poor network quality fines, as SA's three mobile operators claim top performance.
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Interpol calls for law enforcement to develop an international identity verification system to prevent hi-tech crimes.
The custodian of company information will not accept liability for a company's hijacking, and systems to prevent further fraud are not likely to be implemented soon.
Pay-TV newcomer Top TV continues to storm the market with a significant slash in the cost of its decoders and installation pricing.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS previews next-gen server, vendor to pay for server meltdown, and crime body to upgrade ageing tools.
Space tourism gears up, thousands spent on failed BitTorrent probe, defence review to include cyber security, and die-hard bug bytes Linux kernel.
In this World Wide Wrap: Adobe and Symantec in patent lawsuit, judges agree to televise trials, and court proceedings to go online.
In this World Wide Wrap: California tracks pre-schoolers, RFID partnership fights drug counterfeiting, and Bangalore University gets RFID.