In this World Wide Wrap: US bill opens $20bn IT market, FCC pushes mobile medical apps, and software firms partner for healthcare solutions.
Politicians wonder if ICASA provides value for money, while the authority hints it needs more cash.
The second phase of geographic number portability is postponed, prolonging frustration around its ineffectiveness so far.
The police are looking into fraudulent transactions at its call centre, says the airline.
In today's technology roundup: China slams Google, Firefox releases security patch, brain scanning may predict injury's effects, and Polaroid enthusiasts unveil instant film.
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In this World Wide Wrap: HP, Polycom expand alliance, Qantas gets VOIP, and Bangladesh clamps down on ISPs.
Electronic marketing activity must abide by the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act, says Alison Treadaway, MD of Striata SA.
The communication minister's 670-share stake in MTN needs to be explained to avoid a conflict of interest.
In today's technology roundup: HP settles counterfeit ink spat, Russia arrests three over $9m scam, Google stops censoring China search results, and malware delivered by advertising platforms.
In this World Wide Wrap: BBC open to regular NAO audits, Media Broadcast set for DVB-T2 trial, and Korea's quick awarding of licences.
Opposition parties call for the communications minister to pay back the money his company earned from alleged irregular tenders.
The R68 million Gauteng roads tender could be one of many awarded to the minister's company under odd circumstances, says the DA.