It is still going strong, despite the growth of social networks.
In today's technology roundup: Greenpeace accuses PC makers, Wales kills Wikia Search, and security experts eye worm attack.
Channel Capital's solutions give resellers access to cash that's been locked up in their extended debtors' book.
The strength of content filtering protection is directly proportional to the strength of the corporate e-mail policy, says Securicom.
Online fraud is so much more than a one-man show, says RSA.
The Z Series machines are based on Intel's Xeon processor platform.
The company has enhanced its telepresence technologies for a more immersive experience.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-gov Forum calls for ICT investments, Model Metrics aids Acre Fund, and Lenovo focuses on emerging markets.
In this World Wide Wrap: Electronic smoking products pose risk, study reveals tech attitudes, and gadgets keeps cops safe.
In this World Wide Wrap: Conficker threatens to wreak havoc, committee formed to protect stakeholders, and List enrols GRC experts.
In this World Wide Wrap: NEC signs submarine cable deal, Verizon wins government contract, and Alcatel expands network IP transformation.
In this World Wide Wrap: Qatar project drives e-learning, e-learning conference for Senegal, and KMSI provides mobile e-learning tools.
The Square One company concluded distributorship arrangements with international equipment suppliers.