In this World Wide Wrap: FBI pushes for wiretap protection, Fring battles Skype over iPhone, and Telefonica drives mobile VOIP.
More than 600 000 checks resulted in nearly 100 hits against entries in Interpol's databases.
Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda will now have three official complaints against him sent to the public protector for investigation.
Parliament's communications committee visits London and S~ao Paolo to investigate digital TV, regulatory affairs and broadband.
Overwhelming technical considerations and safety certification delays set back WirelessG's plans to offer in-flight broadband.
The former Eclipse CEO spends R4 million on the right to try and win some of its contracts after the company folds.
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In today's technology roundup: Malware uses MS shortcut flaw, software cuts European train delays, significant obstacles to broadband rollout, and mystery shrouds closures of platforms.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Digital radio gains support, boost for Qatari satellite, and broadcaster hits a snag.
New laws in SA will compel companies to manage their data properly. But there's almost no guidance on how to proceed.
DOC director-general Mamodupi Mohlala says she will be back at work next week.
The fixed-line operator will have to pay out just over R600 million after a settlement agreement.