The man behind the infamous darknet market Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht, has been convicted on multiple charges. To many, however, he is a hero.
There's been more talk than usual lately about bitcoins. Here's why.
There are not many possible explanations for the Free State Web site fiasco. It's either stupidity, or it's malice.
"Don't worry," say analysts. Have a "world-class experience", retorts MTN.
BlackBerry tries to save itself by ditching its most compelling competitive advantage: BlackBerry Internet Service.
A new BioInitiative report warns that even minor exposure to radio frequencies is dangerous.
Will Gijima ever deliver the home affairs systems on which it was founded?
The latest overwrought “scare”? Technology makes us fat. No, seriously. Ditch that iPad.
Who didn't see this coming? Digital TV migration will cost three times as much as first thought, and happen many years later.
It is a symbolic gesture, but the Competition Tribunal's R449 million fine against Telkom proves the limits of competition regulation.
A high-profile campaign by environmental activists raises serious corporate marketing - and legal - concerns.
Expect a lot of obituaries for the dying RIM, the company that proved cheap data is possible.