Privacy is a critical component in retaining customer loyalty in the telecoms industry, says Nokia Siemens Networks.
HP sues Hurd over Oracle appointment, Court allows warrantless cell location tracking, Mozilla releases Firefox 4, SAP rolls out iPads
In this World Wide Wrap: Gartner positions Fujitsu as leader, Infosys banks on outsourcing momentum, and Yahoo denies India outsourcing.
Speculation is rife that a R12 million debt could be one of the reasons for Mthunzi Mdwaba's removal from Kelly Group's board.
A Cape Town community TV station has had its license revoked by ICASA and Sentech is threatening to cut it off.
Orange, T-Mobile merge networks, USB stick with anti-terror training found, phishers exploit tax blunder, and IBM mulls cutting 299 000 jobs.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Sony and WWF partner on green challenge, India to ban e-waste imports, and retailers offer cash for junk.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kenyan bank invests in e-payment, VeriFone buys out Way Systems, and India road tax goes online.
The Department of Science and Technology hopes to set aside 2% of GDP to fund innovation in the ICT industry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google prepares for Oracle battle, Berlin party moves to open source, and PS3 jailbreak released.
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The telecom operator's neglect of the consumer market is of no consequence to its licence obligations.
The agency should get its contracts and SLAs in place, rather than threaten to withdraw its services, says a government source.