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2:30
Sept 15, 2005

Mobile-fixed convergence likely in SA

Convergence between fixed and mobile networks, driven by new regulations, will drive mobile data revenues, says an expert.

Martin Czernowalow
2:20
Ministry of Communications
Sept 14, 2005

Govt to stop ICASA 'horse-trading`

Government looks set to take control of the way in which ICASA councillors are appointed.

Paul Vecchiatto
2:10
Flash memory
Sept 14, 2005

Samsung predicts 'death` of hard drives

In today`s technology roundup: Samsung predicts "death" of hard drives, Microsoft sees week between Xbox regional debuts, and Demon founder`s e-mail interception trial begins.

Itumeleng Mogaki
2:20
Sept 13, 2005

SA needs data protection laws

South Africa`s slowness to adopt data protection legislation is creating an economic risk for the country, a legal expert says.

Martin Czernowalow
2:10
Bidorbuy
Sept 12, 2005

E-tailer fights piracy

Normal e-tailer security and records could hamper the online sale of pirated goods, says Bidorbuy.

Tracy Burrows
2:40
Lyndall Shope-Mafole
Sept 12, 2005

Convergence Bill to encourage choice, competition

The Convergence Bill will boost competition and ensure more choice for consumers, says the Department of Communications.

Paul Vecchiatto
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1:40
Internet fraud
Sept 12, 2005

SA in world counterfeiting 'top 10`

SA is among the top 10 countries with reported enforcement activity in counterfeiting and piracy incidents.

Staff Writer
2:00
Telkom competition
Sept 12, 2005

Don`t converge before liberalisation

The introduction of convergence legislation must defer to government`s policy of managed telecoms liberalisation, says Telkom CEO.

Telkom
2:20
Gartner
Sept 9, 2005

Telkom accused of legal strong-arm tactics

Despite having had close to 10 years to prepare for competition, Telkom resorts to using legal and extra-legal measures to fend off competition, says ICT lawyer Lisa Thornton.

Telkom
2:00
Convergence Bill
Sept 8, 2005

Telkom defends local loop

Telkom can`t be forced to unbundle the local loop yet because of provisions in the Telecommunications Act, it says.

Telkom
1:10
SNO
Sept 7, 2005

ICASA reviews SNO plans

ICASA confirms it is in the process of issuing a licence for the second national operator (SNO).

Damaria Senne
2:10
Sept 6, 2005

Blizzard wins anti-piracy fight

In today`s technology roundup: Blizzard wins anti-piracy fight, Adobe upgrades LifeCycle services, a prototype palm-sized LCD projector, and SCO goes open with MySQL.

Stuart Lowman
2:00
Intel
Sept 5, 2005

Intel, Philips team up

In today`s technology roundup: Intel and Philips team up in home entertainment systems, Verizon Wireless takes telemarketing companies to court, Nikon to launch WiFi-enabled cameras, and footballs get smart with embedded chips.

Stuart Lowman
 
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