The micro blogging site is the latest target by a cyber activist group claiming to defend WikiLeaks.
The former iBurst MD has acquired a 50% stake in free two-way SMS service FSMS.
SA's vuvuzela was Twitter's fifth most popular 'trend topic' in 2010.
Rival search providers slam Google, WikiLeaks defectors to unveil OpenLeaks, Yahoo plans massive job cuts, and LTE subscribers to hit 115m.
In this World Wide Wrap: SME redefines industry standards, CA delivers PPM in the cloud, and Instantis unveils EPPM blog.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tech giants eye mobile payment, credit card usage dips, and WikiLeaks' defenders slam payment firms.
In this World Wide Wrap: China's wine market targeted, ISP iiNet intros shopping solution, and Dangdang shelves e-book release.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rural UK to get broadband, VOIP call from outer space, and Verizon bullish about Switzerland.
Industry specialists will provide accurate perspectives on the changing landscape of the networking industry.
Businesses have not yet aligned their business and IT strategies, which poses a security threat, says Hedley Hurwitz, MD of Magix Integration.
Eric Edelstein's latest venture combines social networking with crowdsourcing.
Thousands of malicious tweets have been sent using festive-themed phrases, according to Panda Security.
Despite 2010 being SA's Soccer World Cup year, the event did not feature on Google's most searched terms for the year.