People seek to expand their network of influence through having a personal or family Web site, called lifestreaming, says Afrihost.
In today's technology roundup: Android apps found sharing data, Facebook zeroes in on Koobface hackers, Net neutrality Bill dead in the water, and dozens charged in Zeus Trojan scam.
In this World Wide Wrap: Retailers turn to Facebook, Sunshine Gasoline rolls out POS, and Silverpop's e-marketing ups retail revenue.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG and MS cloud team up, top tech firms ink cloud alliance, and report reveals cloud security reliable.
In this World Wide Wrap: Global 360 releases BPM survey, FDA extends use of Appian BPM, and Nigeria selects Pio-Tech's Bank BPM.
The IBM Lotus software donation will now give the school access to business software, including e-mail and Internet.
The company debuts Windows Live Essentials 2011, a free suite of programs for photos, movies, instant messaging, e‑mail and blogging.
The Finnish cellphone maker is lagging behind in the smartphone race and needs to work on strategy, says Gartner.
The company's Imaging and Printing Group has outlined mobile Internet and printing-as-a-service as key parts to its market strategy.
Five months after Stephen Newton's resignation, Google finds a new country manager for SA.
In this World Wide Wrap: Super WiFi unleashed in US, Scadix appoints Kemtek Imaging Systems, and Victoria state offers STIUP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fashion takes on social networking, SeaChange delivers 3D content, and Box.net rolls out Android app.
In this World Wide Wrap: Twitter to intro self-serve ads, Telstra delivers self-service platform, and Enservio unveils self-service portal.