A nine-year legal battle has finally come to an end, but Telkom is on the losing end.
The country has played no part in any corrupt or underhanded dealings in terms of SA's digital TV migration, says the Brazilian minister councillor.
However, a Competition Commission investigation into the fixed-line operator's behaviour is ongoing.
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The Protection of Personal Information Bill deals with the way firms view and manage information, says Interactive Intelligence.
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An incident, in which a customer had access to another client's details, was an isolated occurrence, says the operator.
The Protection of Personal Information Bill establishes an individual's rights regarding unsolicited electronic communications.
Financial and phishing scams move to SA's most popular device.
Outstripping the slow pace of mobile portability, fixed-line customers port at a fast pace.