Most of the submissions on the draft Convergence Bill welcome its intentions, but say it has missed the mark and has flaws that need to be fixed.
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has survived an attempt by the country`s Zanu-PF government to shut down its profitable operation on the grounds that it was "subversive".
Telkom says its much-maligned ADSL service has been given top marks by most users.
SARS has reaffirmed its position on black empowerment, following Webnet's claims that a tender for hard drives was unfairly awarded to a candidate with lower BEE representation.
After months of delays, the arbitrators in the case between Econet Wireless International and Econet Wireless Nigeria have been named.
In today`s technology round-up: file-sharing services must filter content, Microsoft fixes browser bug, and Apple releases Safari update.
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As the least-cost routing (LCR) market moves out from under the shadows of litigation, TelePassport has launched an LCR product aimed at smaller switchboards.
The Centennial Discovery application can assist companies to monitor their software usage and maintain legal status, says local distributor SecureData.
Despite a European ruling for Microsoft against Lindows, the open source operating system will not back down in SA.
Two commission findings are having a profound impact on the news media, society and government, and ultimately how all three perceive their roles and means of distributing information.
Alleged Absa e-fraudster Johannes Jacobus Fourie has told the court that his bail conditions are "too onerous".
The Business Software Alliance is launching a three-month amnesty to allow companies to legalise their software.
The FBI is seeking the creators of MyDoom e-mail worm and SCO is offering a $250 000 reward for their arrest and conviction.