The DST encourages local fans and tourists to look away from the World Cup for a while and towards another brief show.
In today's technology roundup: FCC to toughen Internet rules, Internet needs to be rebuilt, Google to roll out Newspass, and Apple revamps MobileMe.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hitachi and Wipro partner, Trend Micro buys out Humyo, and Dot Hill slashes jobs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hong Kong tests live 3D broadcasts, pirate station awarded broadcast licence, and ethnic broadcasting bill proposed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mavenlink integrates with Google Apps, Intuit restores app network, and MS Web apps tested out.
In this World Wide Wrap: OnLive intros cloud gaming platform, Branson unveils Virgin gaming, and MS dismisses 3D for Xbox.
In this World Wide Wrap: 7-Eleven deploys HR solution, Infosys and Wipro woo talent, and Marie Stopes centralises HR.
In this World Wide Wrap: Flock ditches Firefox and looks to Chrome, IBM opens EGL programming language, and WordPress 3 available for download.
It's not difficult for companies to do their bit to help the environment, says Aspect Software's Gary E Barnett. [Local rep: Ninzi Connect Software]
Desktop virtualisation is about remote manipulation of a computer desktop, says Dawie Bloomberg, business services director at Webcom Technologies.
Keeping a business going when disaster strikes is about far more than ensuring everything is mirrored in a distant data centre.
New governance rules bring business continuity to the boardroom.
The Soccer World Cup is one of the main drivers behind increased spam, say security firms.