Despite many individual supporters, local satire site Hayibo.com lacks the financial backing to continue, says co-founder.
Virtual internships needs careful planning in order to archive desired results, says Interactive Intelligence.
Turkey and Russia are the most dangerous places for surfing the net, says AVG.
The ITCs for Civil Society conference aims to equip NGOs to maximise opportunities in the digital world.
The software giant is years behind in the development of mobile applications, says Gartner.
Networks will face increasing demands to add more services as communication becomes integrated, says Gartner.
After installing a fibre backbone, the second national operator gears up to offer value-added services.
In today's technology roundup: Car hacking moves from theoretical to reality, Google and Skype face India ban, game-addicted man scores rare win, and researchers to create next-generation Internet.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung and LG eye African market, mobile price war heats up, and US funds digital library.
In this World Wide Wrap: HTML5 video war heats up, Fraunhofer presents HD video conferencing, and 'touching images' gets new meaning.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP prototypes leaked on Twitter, Apple plans new iPod, and Asus intros preteen netbooks.
The company sees demand for its fixed-line services flagging at a faster rate, says BMI.