In this World Wide Wrap: Philips expands to China, Indian process management goes up, and Satyam founder granted bail.
Companies will have to obtain explicit consent from individuals before any data can be used or stored, says IS Partners.
Mobile termination rate cuts have had little effect on retail prices, and consumers should not expect to see benefits anytime soon.
Financial disputes related to software and postal processes in the implementation of Aarto are being tabled in a report by the City of Joburg.
Parliament is due to meet with the SABC today, while MultiChoice and MNet appear before ICASA.
HP trumps Dell's 3PAR bid, Indian cops arrest computer scientist, citizen data-sharing system abandoned, and Fox defends game ban call.
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The company will distribute Becrypt products, solutions and services to South African resellers and customers.
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ISPs are throttling consumers by advertising uncapped ADSL, forcing industry association ISPA to act.
Lefatshe CEO Coltrane Nyathi and Home Affairs executive Hilita Nkosana get bail, but are not to make contact with the department or SITA.
The .ZA Domain Name Authority has reached the final phase of the process to replace four of its board members.
In today's technology roundup: PlayStation 3 hacked, Apple applies for security patent, Google opens up to developers, and terrorists, FBI can't sink Blogetery.
In this World Wide Wrap: CBC enters Indian TV market, Verizon seals deal with Time Warner, and broadcasters deadlocked on Premier League.