It would be depressing, but the attempts by banks and mobile operators to get mobile payments to take off in SA have been dismal to date.
The government finally has a court ruling that allows it to ban online gambling. Can't have rival mobs encroach on your turf, now can you?
It's better to do something than to sit back and do nothing, right? Especially when the issue is important. That's why I signed an utterly futile online petition.
Another year, and another draconian proposal to censor the entire Internet in the name of protecting children from pornography. It's obscene.
ICASA has, without much explanation, cancelled a much-anticipated spectrum auction. Among the problems? Which technology to dictate to potential buyers.
The new chairman of ICASA, Stephen Mncube, will turn 70 in October. I suppose it's time to achieve something.
Refereeing errors are a part of the game's charm, believes Sepp Blatter, the senile old tyrant who runs football.
Customer service and quality products should be the expectation of anyone who pays for something. It's sad that often, you need to be a grumpy journalist to get it.
A "spate of suicides" at a Chinese supplier to Apple has raised all the wrong questions. Here's to the happy workers.
Why would an avowed free-market capitalist, as I am, be such a fan of free and open source software? Simple, really.
South African Tourism has created a local URL shortener, a service of much use to users of Twitter and other social networks. But it's broken.
A likely result of lower interconnection rates is the welcome demise of least-cost routing providers.
Minister Siphiwe Nyanda went to Cuba, and signed a deal whereby the two countries will share ICT expertise. Why?